@Henrik ****

we aren't talking about other countries so thats a moot point and it's very easy to open a bank account on a ED visa, and much easier than a non-o...

If attending a private school (i.e language) you'll be given a letter and told what bank and branch to go to.

If attending a university, you just need the university letter and student ID and most banks will allow you to open an account.

Once you've been given your extension you can withdraw the 400k. You just need to make sure it's back in the bank 2 months prior to you next applying for your yearly extension.

Just open a bank account in thailand. You can do most things through wise but it becomes a massive pain in the arse if you are here longterm.

When she gets her ED-Visa her school should also give her a letter and be able to tell her which bank to take the letter too (if a language school) if its a proper Ed-Visa (university (Masters, Bachelor etc) then it doesn't matter what bank she takes the letter and student ID to as most will accept it.) However if it's a language school it's better to just go with the bank the school suggests.

Until you can't. There's no official limit, it's down to the immigration officer you face at the time

What do you need?

Based on the information you've given everything and a bar of soap!

What do you mean, what requirements do you need?

@Elías *******

no, but most will opt to ask for proof of onwards travel/a return flight that is within the either 15 days (VOA) or 60 days (exemption) if you don't have a visa instead as they will need to foot the bill on a return flight if you are denied entry and don't have onwards travel.

@Maksym **********

Most airlines will not allow you to board without a legitimate visa unless you have a valid return ticket or onward travel to another country within the 15-day (VoA) or 60-day exemption because they must foot the bill to send you back if you are denied entry.

If the airline will allow them to travel without a return ticket or onward travel ticket, there is very little chance they will encounter problems with immigration. Hence, I stated that they need to contact their airline.

@Nadeem *******

You need to contact your airline before you worry about immigration. The airline is your first hurdle.

@Nadeem *******

The majority of airlines will ask to see a visa or onward travel within a specified timeframe, especially when it comes to VoA & Visa Exempt because if a person or people are denied entry and do not have a ticket out of Thailand they have to foot the bill.

Border bounce service won't take unless they know they can bring you back. (Or at least the well known reputable ones like FTV)