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Crime Brawl Breaks Out Between Korean Tourists in Pattaya Hotpot Restaurant
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3 month marriage visa with 400K in US bank and not for 2 months?
OK, I was wrong. Still it is better than moving money to a Thai bank and most US citizens have at least equivalent of 400K baht in a HYSA earning t least 4% -
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Donald won't like This,
It seems frank is commenting on posters not being from the US, while not being from the US himself. F'ing sad -
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3 month marriage visa with 400K in US bank and not for 2 months?
Every Thai embasy in the world is now on the e-visa system, and they all require proof of funds for a non-O visa based on marriage. I believe most of the Thai embassies/consulates in the US only require your balance to be at the required amount for the most recent bank statement, even if they require multiple months of statements. -
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Re-entry permit for 90 day NON-O
You would not have a non-O after you entered, you'd be on your entry stamp then. And there should be no issue getting a re-entry permit if you want to leave during your 90 day permission to stay. Just make sure you get everything taken care of to facilitate your extension before you leave, such as opening a bank account if you don't already have one. That way you can meet the seasoning requirement of money in the bank for 2 months if you plan on extending. And also make sure you are back before your stamp expires so you can apply for said extension.
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