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Have just sent them an email request to tag the transfer as International.

Bangkok Bank ,(the FTT code in the passbook is Bangkok Bank's code)

I have asked them to tag ALL my recipient banks as needing International coding. That's good news - How to do this online ?

My last Wise transfer 8 September went via Kasikorn so no Foreign Transfer (FTT) code, in my passbook. Just come back from Kasikorn Bank, Hua Hin, to pick up a credit advice receipt, took a print out of the Wise transfer information. Fairly painless, the lady on the desk took a long time inputting info into the 'puter, but was able to walk out with the document. Bit of a relief as I will be visiting the IO on 1 October to extend my retirement visa.

A non O based on retirement or on tourism ?

Yes that was my question.

Non-IMM O based on retirement ? Good to know, thanks. I would use an agent to extend 30 days and to open a bank account. Thanks both.

I see this would be for the 90 day visa , # 4 can be in a UK bank Biodata page of Passport or Travel Document Photograph taken within the last six months Document indicating current location Financial evidence showing monthly income of no less than 65,000 THB or having the current balance of 800,000 THB, e.g. bank statements, proof of earnings

Re Immigration Office, I will be heading for Hua Hin.

I would need a bank account in place though ? Also would I need an address in TL ? I will check it out. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for your swift reply. Re eVisa from the UK, I understand that it would be an OA requiring mandatory health insurance. No I don't have a Thai bank account.

I am planning to travel from the UK to BKK with Emirates on Visa Exempt then to extend 30 days then apply for a 90 day Non O and eventually apply for the Retirement visa. Q Will I have problems without a return ticket ? At Immigration At Airport Check in Tia