Leaving Thailand w new passport. Must I transfer the visa?
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Nothing to fill out. Take the letter and your passport/pinkID to Krung Thai to redeem. Be sure to read the letter. There is at least one report that it is now possible to take the letter to any bank to cash or deposit into your account. https://fitravelife.com/life/money/receive-tax-refund-for-income-declaration-of-year-2021/ -
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Yes. This is the COR (certificate of residence) which was mentioned above. You get this from your local immigration when you are in Thailand. It doesn't hurt to bring a copy of your lease. Ensure that the place where you stay has done a TM30 for you (typically done by the Landlord) - this may or may not be required by your Immigration Office, but if an Immigration Officer ( IO) asks for this when you go to immigration, its not something that can be done on the spur of the moment - so ask your landlord (or hotel where you stay) for this before going to immigration. For example, Phuket immigration purportedly requires a TM30: https://piv-phuket.com/residence-certificate/ Bring a passport sized/style photo, as it is needed for the COR. With passport, copies as noted in the link, passport sized photo, the TM30 in hand (and it doesn't hurt to bring the 1-month lease from your rental - or what ever from your proof of rental is provided, with that in hand) go to the local immigration and ask that they provide you a COR letter. They may have you fill in another form, but if so, that can likely be done on the spot. Then take the COR with you (and your passport that has the Type-O visa inside) when you go to open up your bank account. Its been almost a decade since I had to do the above. I have a different visa now (LTR) and I have a yellow-book & pink Thai ID so I have not needed a COR to open a bank account. Instead I have different requirements (re: the LTR visa). -
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