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People seem to be giving advice on immigration entry requirements in Thailand, however the headline for the OP is: "L.A. Consulate visa questions". So it seems he is asking about requirements from the L.A. consulate to issue a tourist visa.

The first extension counts as a 90 day report, subsequent extensions do not.

He is already in Thailand and have been doing visa runs with pushback from immigration on his latest entry.

True, but keeping the balance above 500 Baht won't help you. If the account is active, you don't need to keep the balance above 500 Baht, and if it is inactive you need to keep the balance above 2,000 Baht.

This from SCB's FAQ:

I don't think any Thai bank has a fee for simply not maintaining a minimum balance on a standard savings account. They do, however, have fees for accounts that are both inactive and have a low balance. This is from Bangkok Bank's fees table (translated from Thai): Once the balance on the inactive account reaches zero, it will be closed by the bank. The conditions for all major Thai banks are very similar on this.

Note that Immigration normally require your wife to be there, when you change from extension based on marriage to based on retirement (to make sure that she is aware of the change). This is only for the initial change, she will no longer need to attend for future extensions. Since you say that one of the immigration officers is your neighbor, this may or may not be required in your particular case.

I guess you are referring to this: That doesn't mean that the store is the Omron official store, just that they have taken the pictures from the official store website. A little misleading, yes, but the store doesn't actually claim to be the official store. If using Lazada/Shopee, you need to know how to read the listings.

You are replying to a 13 year old topic, started by a forum member who last visited the forum in 2021.

That sounds like an AI answer, and the calculations are way off.

Check out this link: https://profilesolar.com/locations/Thailand/Bangkok/

You are still a bit confused. All Lithium batteries are Lithium Ion batteries, NMC and LFP batteries are just two of the subtypes (different cathode material) of Lithium Ion batteries: An LFP battery is a Lithium Ion battery, but a Lithium Ion battery isn't necessarily an LFP battery.

It varies way more than that from summer to winter. I believe the difference in sun angle (altitude) during one year is the same no matter where in the world you are at +/- 23.45 degrees from the equinox elevation at that location. The difference in sun angle during one year is due to the tilt of the Earth, and we all live on the same earth.

Reading between the lines (and I may be misinterpreting what you wrote), it sounds like you: Moved into your place in Bangkok, and your landlord filed the required TM30. You subsequently obtained an extension using an agent. The agent have contacts in Chonburi, so they moved your address to Chonburi to get the extension. You now try to file a TM47 in Bangkok, which obviously is not going to work, since your official address is in Chonburi. In order to file the TM47, your landlord need to register, that "you moved back to Bangkok". Your landlord not unreasonably reluctant to do this, as from his point of view, you never moved away. If I am correct in the above assumptions, then the only way to get your TM47 done, is for you to persuade your landlord to update the TM30 (monetary incentive?). Immigration in Bangkok is correctly refusing to file the TM47, until your address has been updated via a TM30. I am afraid this is just one of the complications with cutting corners and using an agent to get your extension. Immigration have no problems with you moving between provinces, but it is a legal requirement to file a new TM30 every time you move.

I received this reply from Deye customer service: