OPs "Thai partner" should be able to do submissions at immigration office or coordinating on his behalf with an agent.

2 hours ago, Bredbury Blue said:

OPs "Thai partner" should be able to do submissions at immigration office or coordinating on his behalf with an agent.

Outline how "Thai partner" would even be able to cover the banking requirements such as bank letter, bank statement etc

Let alone sign the required docs at immigration.

3 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Outline how "Thai partner" would even be able to cover the banking requirements such as bank letter, bank statement etc

Power of attorney as a co signature to the account.

3 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Let alone sign the required docs at immigration.

I used to sign the document copies of disabled expats as a proxy, with PP before my signature.

7 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Which country is that? i thought maybe 10 years was standard, agents can help with UK passport, maybe other countries too

sweden

In View Talay 2A I was shocked to see two immigration offcials in the lift with me - I joked "mee benha mai" (is their a problem) and they laughed and one said in good English now we are just visiting our clients. They then took a photo with me in reception. I got the imnpression that for the right money they will do a bespoke business. Maybe others could confirm. Good luck in finding a solution.

3 hours ago, Liquorice said:

Power of attorney as a co signature to the account.

I asked bank about that and they said NO.

Perhaps was down to that particular staff.

I however have asked twice at different Kasikorn banks.

I also have inquired as to co- signatory on my account for my Thai partner and they stated NO. You need to be married.

Again perhaps staff taking path of least resistance