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Can I extend my non-O (spouse) visa in Thailand using either income or savings if I have a work permit?

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Nov 29, 2020

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Hello all,

I would like to ask about yearly extension of non-o (spouse) visa. 

I understand that there are 2 ways to do so, which are (i) 400K THB saving in bank for 2 months; or (ii) monthly income of 40k.

If I am employed in Thailand with full time basis (with vaild work permit), do I have to extend non-o visa with option (ii)? Or does immigration office still allow me to extend my visa with option (i) also?

I look forward to your kind advice on this matter.

Thank you!

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The annual extension of a non-O (spouse) visa in Thailand can be done using either a bank savings option of 400,000 THB for 2 months or a monthly income of 40,000 THB. If you are employed in Thailand with a valid work permit, you have the flexibility to choose either option for extending your visa. Additionally, there is a third method that allows those working in Thailand to use their Thai income, evidenced by income tax payments for the last 3 months, to meet the financial requirements.

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Robert *******

There is a third option, for those who work inside Thailand.

You can use your Thai income to meet the financial requirements, just by showing income tax payments of the last 3 months

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great, thank you for the information!

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Benjamin ******

You can get a one year extension of stay based on marriage to a Thai national using either method, it's your choice.

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thanks you very much.

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