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36 minutes ago, khunPer said:

Your deposit need to be in a bank deposit – long term fixed-period savings with higher interest is accepted – whilst mutual funds, property, or any other kind of investments cannot be used as it's considered speculation without a fixed value; it will likely not be accepted by your local Immigration Office, even fund books once were accepted by some Immigration Offices almost 10 years ago.

Hmm.  Did not not that bank mutual funds were once acceptable.  Anyone out there still using this method? Please report if you are.

 

I use a FCD.

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Australia used to give Singaporeans a break if they bought land & built a house.

Minimum investment then was around 8 million Bht.

Now, stop moaning !!!

Posted
7 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

If you look at the immigration website the 3 million baht investments option ended in October of 2006 unless you had it before that date and have continued to apply on a yearly basis since then.

thanks for the update

Posted
4 hours ago, catman20 said:

Was not inferring my post directly to anyone. But as they say, if the cap fits.

Lots of good guys in Pattaya that don’t put down others to make themselves feel important catman20. Your comments are wrong and IMO way out of line. 

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A flame has been removed

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