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  1. Upnotover
    The statement and letter will/should be accepted up to 7 days old. But you'll still need to update the bank book and show a transaction on the day of application.
  2. Upnotover
    The financial requirement is normal as is the requirement for a 12 month statement. It's 800k 2 months before and 3 months after application, and 400k minimum is the remaining 7 months of the year. Entirely up to you if you keep it at 800 or choose to use some of it, just remember to get it back to 800 in good time.
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    TM8 for a re-entry permit. https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/15คำขออนุญาตเพื่อกลับเข้ามาในราชอาณาจักรอีก-ตม.8.pdf Apply at immigration or if flying then can do it on departure at DMK or BKK.
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    That's being updated - see a few posts earlier. What did you used to use on the TM6? I use my re-entry permit number, they stamp the entry "non-RE".
  5. Upnotover
    It doesn't take 3 days. That is the earliest time before arrival that the form can be filled, they don't want the system clogged with unnecessary early submissions.
  6. Upnotover
    Correct. The cancellation of passports by the issuing country is not automatically shared. However, in the case of passports reported lost or stolen there is an international database maintained by Interpol, but of course in that case you wouldn't (shouldn't) have the original passport to try to travel with.
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    The old passport is cancelled in the UK database as soon as the application is received. No they do not communicate this to all governments, there is not way of doing that. So whilst it is no longer actually valid for travel the only place where the passport would show as cancelled would be entering the UK on it. The old passport is physically cancelled when collecting the replacement.
  8. Upnotover
    Yes. Reported elsewhere. There will be assistance for the incapable on arrival.
  9. Upnotover
    It's within 3 days, not 3 days ago. And check-in won't care in any case.
  10. Upnotover
    Yes
  11. Upnotover
    I had the same message recently. I was on a Laos number. Turned off the phone and restarted. Worked fine. In case not maybe connect to wifi and see if that works?
  12. Upnotover
    You have posted more than enough in the other thread on this topic to know better.
  13. Upnotover
    Did your card get charged? That's a sign that it at least reached the UK.
  14. Upnotover
    If Jomtien use the same form as CW I don't know, but anyway.... https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/wp-content/uploads/APPLICATION-FOR-A-LETTER-OF-RESIDENCE-INFORMATION-IN-THAILAND.pdf
  15. Upnotover
    Is the other essential ingredient for the "hanky panky" still readily available there?
  16. Upnotover
    Where? Easy enough to buy at home and bring them. UK for instance over the counter in pharmacies or online.
  17. Upnotover
    No. No risk. Just remember to get it as described above.
  18. Upnotover
    Did you read the posts from @KhunBENQ? I'm wondering what more than map/location/directions and a photo you need.
  19. Upnotover
    Badly. You were correct, assuming both 16/1 and 15/4 are counted in the 90.
  20. Upnotover
    Seriously? I think the priority, which is clearly only cosmetic anyway, is for structures with many occupants. A Few crushed "winter birds" is hardly of interest or concern.
  21. Upnotover
    Is that what you do now?
  22. Upnotover
    "All foreigners". Seems to be clear.
  23. Upnotover
    Better change the question to country of citizenship (passport).
  24. Upnotover
    But you can understand the point. They give you Residence but don't offer it as an option. Not that it's a big issue, and it's even possible they will amend it by the time it actually starts.
  25. Upnotover
    They stopped issuing 1 year multi entry visas some time ago. So you only get a single 90 day entry. If you're leaving and coming back within that 90 day period then you could get a re-entry permit. But it's hardly worth it as you can get a 60 day visa exempt entry anyway. Otherwise yes, you'll need to get another visa for the return trip, especially if it is your intention to then get an extension of stay once you're here.

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