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And this one was my personal report. Yes, they keep operating, have checked it for several times already.

Hi Tim, what exactly do they want to see on the bank statement history of the last 3 months? In my case I have about 260000 thb deposited into my account and 240000 withdrawn. Most of the incoming transactions are in the range of 3000-10000 and some about 20000. Will that qualify me?

You are right. Anything else that I may be asked for? With this appointment system if you lack something - you need to get another appointment at another day and those appointments’ slots are usually full for a week or more ahead. This is why I am worried about missing something.

correct me if I am wrong: 1. passport 2. filled embassy form+ 2 photos 3. the queue number 4. bank statement of yours showing the movements on it for the last 3 months (any bank statement) 5. An onward ticket from Thailand back to where you came from (or a booking of such a ticket). 6. hotel booking in Thailand (for what period minimum?) Is something missing on my list?

Is Jomtien immigration open this Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday (31.07, 1.08 and 2.08)? There are religious holidays on some of these dates.

Any advice appreciated

What if I just checked into the hotel the same day I am going to visit the Immigration?

Excuse me for too many question, but one more. What documents an hotel should provide me with to register my address with them at the immigration?

Dr Jack, I have another question for you. I left Thailand (where I lived for 3 years at one and the same location registered with the Jomtien immigration) 6 months ago. Now I came back. Can I now use my old address registration (as if I am still living there) and to avoid all the new address procedure registration or there is no choice but to register a new address with the Immigration?

What if I stay in condo? What papers do I need?

Again - thank you, Dr.Jack54

Thank you for help. But how do I identify the specific agency on the maneerat street? Does it have any name?

Is that a joke? I mean, why Post office?

Just a one month extension for a visa free (stamp only) entry. Do not really want to visit the Jomtien immigration again. Please, advise on the agency who can deal with it for me. Thank you

You can find my story and background in the other thread of mine in this section of the forum (“the meaning of the stamp”). I am in my late forties. The officials were quite aggressive in the beginning (as much as Thai people can be aggressive). The entry denial stamp I got back in December on the Cambodian border was the real reason for my troubles. Luckily, boss-woman turned out to be a positive person at the end which definitely decided my case. I presented the money, onward ticket and hotel booking which eventually satisfied her. She told me to get a visa next time.

I will reply you later in personal messenger

Well, I finally I have succeeded to make it through Nongkhai immigration. No visa from the the Thai embassy was used. Some humiliating procedures later (like multiple photos of myself with the dollar banknotes in my hands) and voila - I am back to the land of 45 degrees weather. Now, I have also presented an onward ticket back to my country on the 6 of June. The stamp which I was given is exactly until that day. And the stamp does not look like a normal visa free entry stamp to me. Here I post it and want to know if I will be able to prolong it for one more additional month at the immigration?

One more: don’t touch a Thai person on the head of his penis

Several years on a Covid visa - that's the main reason for my immigration troubles. They used the nonsense about "insufficient funds" as a formal reason, nothing more. By the way, I was wearing a Brioni suit and a shiny gold Rolex on my wrist. You can imagine the impression I made with my appearance on the residents of the Thai-Cambodian backwater.

The girls and their families whom I sponsored during my time in Thailand have a much different opinion of my financial capabilities. Some of these individuals have expressed a strong desire for me to return to Thailand. Their sentiments hold much greater weight for me than the opinion of a third-tier immigration clerk let alone that of some anonymous forum user.

Yes, Poi Pet… As I wrote above - I stayed in Thailand on Covid visas since the end of 2020. I am in Israel right now.

Would you mind to elaborate?

I am currently concerned about what would happen if I am denied entry again upon arriving at Suvarnabhumi airport. I would like to know if there is a chance that the Thai authorities will require me to purchase a ticket back to my country of origin, Israel, instead of allowing me to travel to Laos or Cambodia. I would like to avoid any potential unpleasant and expensive experiences, so any information or advice would be greatly appreciated.

I was warned that I would not be allowed to re-enter Thailand, and that my only option was to leave through the Bangkok airport. Despite this warning, I insisted on leaving right there. However, when I attempted to re-enter Thailand through another Cambodian land border three days later, I was denied entry. It's worth noting that my previous history includes a couple of years staying in Thailand on Covid visas.

Why 6 months? Why not less (or more)?