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It does not have to be a return ticket. You can use a onward ticket that can be a one way ticket to anywhere. Do a search for onward ticket and you can find sites that officer a onward ticket for about $15.

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What type of visa will you be entering Thailand with? If you enter on a tourist visa you will not need a return or onward ticket. You may also be able to apply for non-o visa based upon medical treatment at the Thai embassy in Seoul that would allow a 90 day stay. No return or onward ticket would be needed to apply for it.

Moved to the Thai visas and etc forum.

You can get a non-ed visa for attending a martial arts school with the correct documents from the school.

The rule is for the passport size photo you upload when doing the application not the photo on your passport.

I think that is Thai social security benefits that pays for the medical treatment instead of needing medical insurance.

They can deny entry under chapter 2 section 12 of the immigration act. "2. Having no appropriate means of living following entrance into the Kingdom." See: Immigration Act B.E. 2522 English translation

You would not be deported since you never entered the country. You would be denied entry for one of the reasons listed in the immigration act. This has been discussed ad nauseam in the past. You can submit a appeal and immigration would have 7 days to approve or disapprove it. This is the form: TM11 appeal form.pdf135.52 kB · 165 downloads Edit: It is time to get back on topic. if you want to discuss opening bank accounts there are many other topics about it.

See this topic.

You have to prove 65k baht of income by way of a letter from your embassy it they do them or proof of at least 65k baht being transferred into a Thai bank from abroad for 12 months.

You did not ask about them and their really is not that many countries that are on bilateral agreements. Source: List of countries for visa exempt and visas on arrival dated October 2021. Those on bilateral agreements do not get the 30 day extension for their entries.

Those that get their visa exempt entries from a bilateral agreement do not have the 2 per year limit. Cambodians get 14 day entries and Laotians get a 30 day entry from a bilaterial agrement. Malaysians are not limited to 2 per calendar year if entering from there at land borders.

Are you sure Mae Sot is open for people to enter Myanmar without a visa to do a border hop.

You can apply for a one year extension of stay based upon marriage to a Thai if you can show 400k baht in a Thai bank for 2 months for proof 40k baht of income. The fee for the extension is 1900 baht. To apply for the extension you would need a non immigrant O visa entry to the country. Permanent Residency requires you to be working for a company with a work permit on extension of stay for 3 years.

You have the option to prove a minimum income of 65k baht per month. The income can be proven by a letter from you embassy if they issue them or proof of at least 65k baht by proving 12 months of transfers into a Thai bank for 12 months. If the income is less than 65k baht per month you can use funds in a Thai bank to reach a total of 800k baht. The money will have to be in the bank for 2 months on the day you apply.

There have been reports of people getting a multiple entry non-o visa based upon marriage to a Thai. No changes to the requirements have been mentioned.

Not always and it can depend on the office you report to. I did my online report earlier this month with a new passport number without a problem. Maybe a change of address.

My most recent one came in at 1:02 am. My count of the days comes out to a day early for doing the report.

A Thailand Pass and insurance is no longer required.

I get the same thing as you did. I found some contact info on the MFA website. Address Location Paseo de las Palmas 1610 Lomas de Chapultepec, 1100 Mexico, D.F. Phone (52-55) 5540-4551, 5540-4529, 5540-4711, 5540-4674 <br>VOIP: 550201 Fax (52-55) 5540-4817,5202 1108 Email [email protected] Website http://www.thailatinamerica.net/mexico

Info I have seen states that MaeSai is only open for Thais. Most of the crossings to Laos are open.

To change to the income option you would have to prove that you kept the 800k baht for the 3 months after you applied for your current then and then 400k baht for the rest of the year. The immigration officer that wanted proof you has transferred your income was wrong when he did it. There is no requirement to do the transfers unless you are using the income option.

There is not requirement to show monthly deposits unless you are applying for the extension using that option. Another factor in the OP's case he has been showing proof from his embassy for his extension.

No need to show monthly transfers when changing to the 800k baht option.