Upnotover

They won't transfer it. Just take both passports when you leave the country. Or do you intend to extend your stay?

Kasikorn does, even on its basic savings account, but the amount is not worth worrying about.

My plan would be; Get a non-O e-visa before you leave. You only need to show the equivalent of 400k in your home country account, together with a copy of your marriage certificate, etc. Sort out a Wise account that you can eventually send money to your Thai account from. Enter and get a 90 day entry. In the 1st 30 days re-activate your bank account, or open a new one, and deposit the required 400k. You will need a TM30 when you extend. 90 days is irrelevant.

Google will have you believe it's 45, hopefully a real person can confirm.

Or, as in this case, stupid... "He admitted to reaching for kratom leaves to chew while driving when the truck lost control and crashed into the rear of the parked 22-wheel trailer at full speed"

Normally it's 30 or 45 days only, depending on which office.

No visa required. Enjoy!

Now they are an e-visa location there is no real difference applying there or anywhere else, but you're right about the food.

If you have already applied for an e-visa from Cambodia you are supposed to be in that country when you apply, and they most likely will ask for proof of that. And you don't grab the visa, it is emailed to you.

You don't "renew" your non-O, you extend your permission to stay. But to do so you must meet the financial requirement. The OP doesn't, hence the issue he has.

Last time I did 90 day report I only needed TM47. My TM30 had been updated and I guess the IO could see that on her system and didn't ask for a copy (nor did I offer it). And let us hope nobody ever is!

A SWIFT transfer to any recipient bank won't have the restriction as it is an genuine foreign transaction. A Wise transfer ends with a domestic transfer, and the recipient bank dictates the maximum transfer. Wise have several "partner" banks, presumably where they stash their THB, and when the recipient bank is the same the higher limits apply.

Are you still attempting to apply online? I'll repeat the link I posted earlier in case you missed it.... https://www.passport.service.gov.uk/overseas/information/thailand/renew/adult

Did you not read the info sent already. You will not SEND anything, you apply in person. I am sure they will be happy with copies of all your passports, as they will with the UK one you are renewing.

That is a perfectly good option. The "agent" effectively becomes the "person" submitting the application. But the OP seems to have been following the online application which does not apply here.

In Thailand? You don't apply online. You apply in person at VFS. Everything you need to know is here; https://www.passport.service.gov.uk/overseas/information/thailand/renew/adult

My app is working and seems there are appointments for renewal at DLT2. As for walk-ins I did for a new licence at DLT1 (Bang Khun Thian) in September - relatively quiet there with minimal foreigners.

"wifi" "TRUE data" Might be good if you actually described what the problem is.

'Fraid not, that isn't cash, it's evidence.

Some old chatter here, might be worth checking the mentioned number is set in your phone....

Be thankful you have such a huge pension. But presumably the issue is your choice of receiving bank imposing some restriction? I will send over 200k today and expect it to land in 10 seconds or thereabouts.

Open.

My apartment front office does my TM30 and sends me a formal looking A4 document (from immigration) to use as needed, so I think the answer must be yes.

Mine costs nothing. You are obviously doing something very wrong.