My income for a non O marriage visa meets the required minimum. However the payments/deposits are made on a quarterly basis. This averages out to over the 40k requirement. Do you know if this is acceptable to immigration? I will be applying for this visa shortly.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses concerns about using quarterly income deposits to meet the 40,000 baht monthly requirement for a Non O marriage visa in Thailand. Community members suggest that immigration typically requires consistent monthly deposits and recommend checking with the immigration office before proceeding with the visa application.
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