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I think that's a good plan. The embassy won't know you have a re-entry permit. Get the new non-O, enter 90 days (if the IO even spots the re-entry permit it is easy to explain what you are doing) and you then have the option of a 60 day "visit family"(wife) extension before ever having to worry about a border hop.

I have done several of these and don't recall seeing that question. Where are you looking at the form. The only place you should go to complete it is here; https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/#/home

Paid where? OP is taking about being paid into a Thai account.

Yes that's fine, I use the same.

It's consistently stated on True and DTAC pages, certainly the True USSD works (*153#). Can't check to DTAC version as not my provider. Click to check whether the registered mobile phone number you are using matches the information linked to the mobile banking service. True and DTAC monthly customersPress *179*ID card number#call TrueMoney prepaid customersPress *153# to call. Dtac prepaid customersPress *102# to call.

Agreed, but all relative if one takes dessert next door.

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If you have never had one on your current (original) visa you can get a 60 days "visit Thai family" extension to buy the time that your office erroneously requires.

Yes, I corrected my original post.

10th and 11th I think, on reading some updates elsewhere.

Indeed 2 days. Somehow I managed to add a div1immigration calendar to my google calendar and it shows all the holidays.

Yes. I did it. Just download a bank statement from her Thai bank, or home country bank. Nothing else is needed.

Bon chance! Hope you enjoyed your time.

I managed 9 seconds on mute. I doubt if have got that far with the sound up.

I think I'd take the AIS receipt into a bank and get them to process it while you are there, just to be certain.

Ah, you said "from UK to Irish". Anyway, irrespective of what the bank said I'd get AIS to change to your UK passport. Not sure why the bank even mentioned your visa as it's not even in the passport they have in their records in any event.

So your bank account was opened on your UK passport including your middle name. But you state "....if I changed my passport at AIS shop from uk....".....so your AIS account was also opened with your UK passport? So why don't the names match?

The 25% is the single person discount. In addition people on low income can apply for Council Tax Reduction, how much this is worth depends on exactly how low your income is.

DTAC;

Amritsr, beach road, next to TQ

Go to the 3rd button and click it, then you can change stuff... (actually the 4th switched light and dark)

That's not going to work unless he leaves and returns and then applies for it with 800k in the bank.

No. "Certificate Of Residence". Not the same thing. But beware, those with PR have a CoR which is another thing altogether. Actually some (all?) offices actually refer to it as a "Letter of Residence".

Not so sure about that. Airlines report departures to immigration (UK) so much better to check in with the UK passport as that's what he will arrive on. That will then match the information given when booking the ticket (if applicable). If the airline has an issue just wave his Thai passport at them.

That's because if your friend had completed it correctly it is already on the IO's system. So it's working. You only have to complete it, not show it.