Are four months of bank statements from Bangkok Bank sufficient for a one year visa extension based on marriage?

@Dave *******

I was specifically asked to bring a statement from the bank, stamped by the staff.

@Dave *******

mileage varies from office to office. Phuket wants both a bank statement and a bank certificate, resembling a letter, both signed and stamped, no more than 7 days old, indicating the account balance of 400k for at least 2 months before submitting the extension application. Each of these certificates are 100 THB. This is in addition to the bankbook printed transaction on the day of application. I just did mine last week.

On another note, last Monday I arrived at the IO at 9:35 am, and they told me all the queue numbers had been given out by 9:10! So the next day, I put the wife on the line by 8:00 am, while I went to the bank for the bankbook update, and when I returned at 8:40, we got number 26. They were by number 12 before shutting for lunch. I got lucky and number 26 was called at 2:30 pm. We were out by 4:30 pm. Moral: be there by 7:00 am. Again, YMMV, as situation is always fluid.

@Dave *******

I did it because I was told to. 200 baht with Kettering of confirmation as well.

@Dave *******

because these days they don’t update bank books with every transaction. The immigration office needs to see that the balance required has been kept for the amount of time required.