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2 hours ago, Bluetongue said:

I've never heard of the 50k limit, I'm certain I've done transfers above that either at an ATM or online K

https://www.bot.or.th/en/news-and-media/news/news-20230309.html

If the "ticket" you have includes the information they are asking for - number/PNR/name, etc. then that will be fine.  All airlines have very different ticket styles, some more "official" looking than others.

8 minutes ago, KhunBENQ said:

At the moment can't even tell what the situation with Kasikorn is.

I transferred over 50k with Kasikorn a few weeks back, no problem.  She also took a photo of me the last time I was in the bank but for what purpose I have no idea, I guess she's not made of wood after all.....

Re the second question, a non-O multiple entry visa (marriage) is reported now as requiring the same finances, i.e. 400k, as an annual extension, so likely not of much benefit to you.

30 minutes ago, sandyf said:

I always book flights well in advance as they are normally at a better price, but I have never provided the booking details on a non O marriage visa application

For a single non-O (retirement) from London in Feb this year I received a follow up email asking for;

• Other request documents: - Flight details showing the applicant’s name, departure date, all flights en route from UK/Ireland/UK territories to Thailand

....so it might be worthwhile being prepared for that just in case you get the same next time.

22 minutes ago, Peabody said:

Rough calculation on the missing waste. It is enough to render over one TRILLION liters (1,000,000,000,000) of water undrinkable, i.e., above the safe Cadmium drinking level (0.005mg/L).

That's 8 full Mabrachan Reservoirs of water!

It's not Cadmium its tailings/slag.  So I think rather less than your calculation.  Nevertheless you wouldn't want it in your tea,

26 minutes ago, AverageAussie said:

Has her groin area been pixelated for a reason? 

No good reason, available elsewhere with slightly blurred pants.

"TAT".  Very apt.

I bought a True tourist SIM years ago.  If you just keep a small balance on it you can use from that to extend its validity (8.41 baht for 90 days) whether in or out of the country.  Can do it wherever you might be using the app on your phone.  And when you want data in Thailand just add a day/week/month pack, many to choose from.  And provided you've enabled roaming you'll get OTP's without any cost.

1 hour ago, mania said:

But really I think Imm has a error on their website & will find out on Monday when they open

 

I've read several accounts recently of 400k being required for a single non-O (family).  I myself needed to show 800k for a single non-O (retirement) from London in February.

52 minutes ago, digbeth said:

 

That would be 'current' accounts in Thai it's กระแสรายวัน which is where he must have got 'Daily' from 

I reckon it means just a normal savings account, as opposed to a fixed deposit.  Although they all do "current" accounts with a cheque book I never saw anyone with one.

1 hour ago, parafareno said:

next year february

i am in europe now not in Thailand but I plan to return in September

Your route to a non-O visa followed by extension ought to be pretty clear to you now.  But until you get to 50 you can only wait.  So right now you should be planning how to enter and stay for 5 months or so from September onwards.....tourist visa+extension+border hops seem in order.

Does/has your wife do/done a TM30 for you?  If so you should be able to get the CoR.

These threads may be of interest.

This one?  Worldwide should be good enough for Malaysia.

5 hours ago, ChaiyaTH said:

And let me guess, on top of that i still have to fill in the application form as usual then too?

Good news for you, one of the documents is the TM7 application, and better still they will have filled it in for you!  Worth the 500 baht in itself.

....oh, and when they do send the approval you'll have 5 documents to print to take along with you, hopefully you are near a printer.

I did 2 of these in December.  Once you finally get the documents sorted to their satisfaction it does seem to go quiet, but not for long.  Within a short period I had 2 mails confirming that the application had now been forwarded to immigration followed an hour or so later with confirmation of their approval.  So with any luck by this afternoon you'll have the same.

1 hour ago, LittleBear57 said:

Its difficult to update the book same day when immigration opens before the bank.

Not really difficult. Go to a branch with a external deposit machine and book update machine.