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You've posted your question in the wrong forum, this forum is for visas and immigration to countries other than Thailand.
As there is already a thread on this subject in the correct forum, New-60-day-tourist-visa, I'll close this.
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11 minutes ago, Crossy said:Nah.
Myself, my wife, the maid and probably the dog have all taken delivery of packages both local and overseas.
Some needed signatures, many didn't, none needed any form of ID.
I had a package delivered on Monday, left just our side of the gate.
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On 11/10/2020 at 7:15 PM, treetops said:
Finally there is something known as a Confirmation Letter or Credit Advice Letter which may do what you want but I don't know enough about that to advise where or how to get it.
You request it from your bank, if you bank with Bangkok Bank you can register your request to receive them and they will automatically send them following receipt of the deposit, other banks may well offer the same service.
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This has nothing to do with Visas or Immigration, so I'll move it to the travel section.
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Much of what you've asked was answered in the post you made last month.
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As you’re asking about satisfying the requirements for extending your stay in Thailand, I’ll move your question to the appropriate forum.
Basically you have to satisfy your Immigration Office that you receive at least 65,000 every month from overseas.
it would help if you could advise us which is your local office, whilst the laws are national, they are interpreted differently at some offices.
I use TransferWise and have to supply a statement detailing twelve months of compliant transfers, credit advices detailing the same transfers, my bank book also showing the same transfers, and a letter from my bank.
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I'm surprised they didn't pick it up when she went through Thai Immigration.
I don't think there would be an issue when she returns to Thailand in the future, she's a Thai Citizen and has right to enter at will.
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I walk along the beach in Hua Hin on most days, there are numerous jellyfish washed up on the beach every day, I can only assume there are plenty more in the sea.
There are a few people in the sea, and many of those are youngsters near the edge, I've seen no evidence of people being stung, that doesn't mean they're not.
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Does her child want to go to the UK in due course?
Did she mention the child when she started the application, I think that once the child is declared it stays there.
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She needs to apply for leave to remain, I think this is the form.
The UKVI advises that whichever option you choose you will be asked questions about any children you have and your private life. You will also be able to tell them any other reasons you want to stay in the UK.
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15 minutes ago, Legendary Monkey said:
Not according to the directions on the passport application.
What the countersignatory must do with your form
After you’ve filled in the form, your countersignatory must check the details are correct and sign it.
By signing it they are confirming that:
* they’ve known you for more than 2 years
*you’re who you claim to be
*as far as they know, all the information you’ve put on the form is true
Your countersignatory must put their passport number on the form.
https://www.gov.uk/countersigning-passport-applications
The passport copy is only for countersignatories who do not hold UK or non Irish EU Passports
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12 minutes ago, Legendary Monkey said:
It didn't "help a lot", it is a requirement. Without it you wouldn't have qualified for the new passport.
Sorry but that’s not correct, a person countersigning an application for a new passport is only asked to provide their passport number, a copy of their passport isn’t required. -
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8 minutes ago, Pilotman said:your still here aren't you, so you were not ripped off. You paid an administration fee, live with it.
I missed the part where the OP says the visit actually took place, or that he paid the "administration fee".
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18 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:Contacting the head office won’t make much difference - they’ll require a work permit.
That wasn't my experience.
My wife and I wanted to open a joint account so we went to a main branch of Kasikorn on Sukhumvit, where I already had an account.
The customer services lady informed us that there was a new rule from the Bank of Thailand requiring account holders to have a Work Permit, I asked for the relevent order, she just got her supervisor who just repeated what her collegue had said.
I was in no mood to argue so went home and fired off an email to their head office asking if this was true.
We received a reply confirming that a WP wasn't required, and that O or O-A visa could be used as a "certificate of residence", adding that if we had any further issues with "miscommunication" in the branch we could call them and they would assist.
I wanted to go back letter in hand, nothing anoys me more than being lied to regarding the "new rule", but my wife suggested we go the the main branch in Silom where an account was opened without question.-
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Updated information for if those in the UK and your visa or leave expires between 1 November and 30 November 2020. Updated ‘If you’re applying to enter the UK or remain on the basis of family or private life’ section to include information about the job support scheme and family emergency cases.
Covid-19 advice for UK visa applicants and temporary UK residents
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Further to the comments by Richard Smith, this prepayment card is only valid for the base fare and does not include ancillaries, add-ons, airport charges, taxes and regulatory fees, or other applicable charges, which are payable by the passenger at the time of booking.
Doesn't seem very good value at all.
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Added guidance regarding your Biometric Residence Permit (BRP)
Living in-the UK, applying from overseas
Living in the UK applying from within the UK
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Troll post, and response, removed.
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I'll move this to banking.
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As you're asking about the requirements for returning to Thailand I'll move your question to a more appropriate forum.
I've also edited your heading to reflect your question.
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UK & Schengen visa required for Thai girlfriend
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As you're also wishing to take her to the UK she'll also require a visa for the UK, Schengen States normally require that if an applicant is also visiting a third country then that visa is obtained first. I don't know for sure if that applies if you are classed as a resident of Spain, but I think so.