Before the new changes you could get a 5 year OX Visa with $150k in an Australian Bank acct. Now its 3mil Thb in a Thai Bank acct. Can you get a 5 year OX Visa in Thailand with 800k Thb? TIA
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The current requirement for obtaining a 5-year OX Visa in Thailand is having 3 million Thai Baht in a Thai bank account. The 800,000 Baht amount can be used for a 90-day Non-O visa, but it does not meet the financial requirement for the OX Visa, which must be applied for outside Thailand. There are clarifications regarding local bank funds in certain embassies which might affect individual cases.
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Sydney was the only consulate in the world that would issue that visa with locally banked money rather than money in Thailand.
Perhaps they still will. You’d have to ask them.
I know of a few people that applied for the OA and were emailed back and asked if they wanted to get the OX instead. This was before the switch over to the evisa system.
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You can ONLY get an OA and OX visa at the Thai embassy from your home country. You cannot get these in Thailand.
The requirement for a 90 day Non-O visa is 800,000 baht. You can get it in your home country with money in your home bank, or in Thailand with money in a Thai bank.
it can't be upgraded, but whether you can change to it or not I'm unsure, you'd have to ask your immigration office. The documentation is silent on that unlike the one to change to a non-o
is the following list up2date? Applicants must hold passport and nationality of (1) Japan (2) Australia (3) Denmark (4) Finland (5) France (6) Germany (7) Italy (8) Netherlands (9) Norway (10) Sweden ( 11) Switzerland (12) United Kingdom (13) Canada (14) United States of America