20 hours ago, phkauf said:

Thanks. What you say is what I fear! The inability to think slightly outside the box is astonishing.

I don't like the idea of IOs thinking outside of the 'box'!

The new order was rushed out to accommodate maybe you and others who need to verify income after Embassies removed the facility. For once the requirements seem to have been laid out quite clearly, and people may need to adjust to meet them. I have hopes that in the future some flexibility will become apparent, but for now, we yes sir, no sit, three bags full sir!

On ‎1‎/‎10‎/‎2019 at 1:08 PM, ubonjoe said:

You prove the income part of the combination by showing international transfers as mentioned in the amendment or a income letter if you can get one. The money in the bank remains the same.

UJ, I have this recollection that the capital portion of a 'combi app' does not actually have to be 'seasoned'.

 

Do you have any  knowledge of that please?

If you using ATM cards to transfer money I suggest you check your bank statement for your costs + rate exchange, think you will find it cheaper to use direct transfer to your Thai bank account. 

From the UK a Halifax Clarity mastercard gives a better net rate than Transferwise and the like

6 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

10 hours ago, a977 said:

If you using ATM cards to transfer money I suggest you check your bank statement for your costs + rate exchange, think you will find it cheaper to use direct transfer to your Thai bank account. 

From the UK a Halifax Clarity mastercard gives a better net rate than Transferwise and the like

Correct. And Clarity is what i use.

Edited January 12, 20197 yr by rickudon