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Can I add 65,000 baht monthly to my $800,000 baht deposit for my non-o visa in Thailand?

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Nov 2, 2024

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I am in the process of getting my non-o visa from Chiang Mai immigration. My visa paperwork was accepted 15 days ago and my 20 day after application paperwork appointment is on November 9. can I use the same bank account that my deposit of $800,000 baht is in to add 65,000 baht a month for 12 months?

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The user is seeking clarification on whether they can use their existing bank account, which holds the required deposit of 800,000 baht, to deposit an additional 65,000 baht each month for their non-o visa application. The community responses confirm that it is permitted as long as the account is Thai and the funds are sourced from overseas.

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Dieter *******

You also can take an agent and don't need either the 800,000k nor the 65k monthly income version.

The short cut agent visa is very popular in Pattaya, where hundreds of Falangs prefer this easy way. Legal? Well the visa is issued by the Immigration (who get paid 😁), so no problems. Let's say... it's the Thai way 😁👍

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Aake **********

never use a agent, only problem in future

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Dieter *******

@Aake *********

ok 🤣🤣🤣

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Steven ***************

Yes.. the 800k is a minimum balance of the application. You can have any amount above that.

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Kool *******

As long as it is your Thai bank account yes, as long as it comes from an overseas source. You don't need a separate account

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