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Bank proof of money in the bank
You are putting 2 things in one mixing bowl. You need. 1. Bank Letter: This is simple statement that verifies you as owner of the account and balance at time of issue. Cost 100b 2. Financial Compliance: For extensions immigration want to see all transactions for previous 12 months. Some offices accept the bankbook + photocopies of pages. Some require a 12 month bank statement. Cost 200b Both items 1 & 2 have validity of 7 days so can be obtained prior to attending for extension. I do mine the day prior. Note some immigration offices also want to see activity on day of application and updated bankbook. A small deposit (100b) satisfies this -
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US national in mystery death fall from Nonthaburi building
I don’t know if anyone who posted on this thread will see this but I wanted to say something. This was my brother. To all of the people who gave condolences, thank you. For the people who are curious to how he passed, I understand your curiosity and it’s taken me over two years to say anything, but I feel like it is important to. My brother, Will, died by suicide. He lived in the area and had a storage unit for some overflow items in the building. We viewed security footage from inside the building from where he jumped and he stood at the window for a long time and climbed up and jumped out. While some can scrutinize the security guard, he didn’t do anything wrong and I am glad he did not have to witness my brother’s death and I hope he is okay from whatever he did see that day. While Will’s autopsy did not reveal any illicit drug use it did reveal that he was taking medications that can cause hallucinations and suicidal thoughts. I wanted to share all of this for a specific reason… if you are taking a medication that has the side effects of hallucinations and/or suicidal thoughts PLEASE tell someone close to you to help look out for you when you begin taking them. Take the warnings seriously and learn about how these side effects come on and what happens if you suddenly stop taking them. Look out for each other and please know that suicide leaves behind a tremendous amount of grief and unanswered questions. Will loved Thailand. He loved the people, the food and the spiritual connectedness he felt. If anyone who knew him from Thailand ends up here, please leave a comment. I would really love to hear about your experience with him. -
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China warns ,don’t appease trump
BOOM! I could be wrong, and perhaps I'll have to ask ChatGPT, Grok, etc., but I can't help get the feeling that China actually has a plan, rather than a "concept of a plan". Again, maybe I'm wrong, but the long term plan they put into action many years ago suggests mental capability at least a little bit beyond "Man Woman Person Camera TV", impressive as the latter is. In another time and place, an Administration might have had a staff who would have pointed out to the President the things you noted, and advised a little more wisely on how to go about trade discussions. That doesn't exist today in Flipflopistan. Though this is both sacrilege and blasphemy, I think the current POTUS may not be the greatest dealmaker ever. Some people might even be saying he's a "total loser" (though no doubt saying that should be illegal and get blonde Bondi on it. Now if I'm in a generous mood, maybe POTUS is really trying to be The Great Uniter with his rash of economic proposals, making all Americans equal. Yes, in that paradise known as MAGAstan, soon we'll all be joining those Haitians in Ohio, eating the cats and dogs. Pass the ketchup, please. -
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Bank proof of money in the bank
12 month bank statement provides the evidence you seek. -
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Report Thaksin's Hospital Stay Defended by Justice Minister Amid Review
Maybe they are going to need a bigger carpet than first expected ...........LOL -
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Thailand to Return 20 Looted Artefacts to Cambodia
In a powerful act of cultural diplomacy, Thailand has agreed to return 20 looted artefacts to Cambodia—precious pieces of Khmer heritage that were smuggled abroad during years of conflict and instability. Most of the items, primarily small sculptures and temple relics, were illicitly taken from archaeological sites across Cambodia. Now, after sustained negotiations, Thai authorities have committed to their repatriation, marking a significant moment in the region's efforts to restore historical justice. “These 20 artefacts are part of a larger collection illegally excavated and trafficked over decades,” said Sum Mab, spokesperson for Cambodia’s Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts. “They will be conserved as part of our national heritage.” The formal handover is scheduled for July 2025, with the artefacts expected to arrive in Cambodia by August. The announcement comes ahead of an official visit by Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, who is meeting with Cambodian leadership this week to celebrate 75 years of diplomatic relations between the two nations. Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has called the gesture symbolic of growing trust and friendship, highlighting that cultural cooperation will be central to talks during Paetongtarn’s two-day visit. The Thai premier is also set to meet King Norodom Sihamoni and other senior Cambodian leaders. For Cambodia, the return of these artefacts is more than ceremonial. Many of the country’s ancient treasures were scattered across private collections and international markets during its turbulent past. Some were seized by Thai officials, while others have required years of quiet diplomacy to retrieve. “These artefacts are not just historical objects—they are the soul of our ancestors,” said Minister of Culture Phoeurng Sackona. “This process is a vital step towards cultural justice and the preservation of Khmer identity.” The return from Thailand joins broader efforts involving the United States and China, as Cambodia seeks to recover its stolen past, piece by piece. -2025-04-23
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