theoldgit

https://www.turkishairlines.com/en-int/any-questions/transfer-transit-passengers/

You might be better asking about repatriating funds in the banking forum, rather than the Visa Forum.

As the crux of your question seems to be about returning to Thailand, your question might be better in the Thailand forum.

3 hours ago, essexman said:

Am I right in thinking you just show the witness your passport.  You don't have to send a copy of the passport with the life certificate?

You're correct, you don't need to send a copy of your passport with the Life Certificate.
The witness is signing to confirm that they've seen your passport.
There are numerous retired UK Civil Servants and Bank Managers in Thailand, any one of them can countersign the form.

A number of off topic troll posts removed.

As your question is in regard to a visa for entry into Thailand, rather than a visa from Thailand, I’ll move your post to the Thai Visa forum.

On 4/28/2023 at 5:28 AM, NanLaew said:

To qualify for a new Isle of Man or Channel Island bank account, you need to be resident there. I recall their residency criteria is the standard 180 days in a calendar year.

 
You don’t need to be resident in the IoM to open an account with Santander International https://www.santanderinternational.co.uk/international/

This will be better in the Visa Forum.

@Randy99you’ve posted your question in the wrong forum, I’ll move to the forum for visas for Thailand.

20 hours ago, decline said:

Will they require proof of a return ticket? We don't know the exact date we'll be coming back...

Actual fight tickets are not required, just indicative plans and reasons to return.

Likewise when entering the UK Border, whilst some Border Force Officers may well ask to see one, because it’s an easy route, it isn’t a requirement.

That said, they can ask the passenger to demonstrate that they have the means to leave the UK at the conclusion of their visit.

The UKBA are more than aware that possession of a return ticket, doesn’t mean they intend to use it.

Troll post removed along with some responses,

Troll and bickering posts removed.

Following on from the previous helpful reply, US Citizens do not normally require a visa to travel to The Netherlands for a visit, but be aware that your passport must meet the validity requirements.

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/Netherlands.html

Totally off topic posts removed.

Can we drop the references to Brexit from now on please, that can be discussed elsewhere.

You seem to have posted in the wrong forum, though it's not clear from your post where you are located, you say that you've been out of Thailand for a few years but are talking about a visa run when you ask which boarder [sic] checkpoints except [sic] the E-visa.

I'll move your question to the Thai Visa Forum on the assumption that you're actually in Thailand, in the meantime maybe you could clarify what you actually want to know. 

Your wife’s advice is correct, a short covering letter from you may help convince the decision maker of her ties here.

We don’t really need another thread regarding this limited strike action, it’s already being discussed in the appropriate forum.

This forum is for visas to other countries, I’ll close this thread.