I have a question about arriving in country and getting a non immi O visa. As I understand it you need either 800,000 or 65,000 a month OR a combination of both. And this is where my question is. If I deposit 70,000 a month (70*12=840,000). So I don’t need a letter proving my income, because I’m Australian I can’t get one but I don’t want to put in 800k. Does that work? Or must I put in some portion of the 800k as a lump sum to start it all off? Thanks.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The poster inquires about obtaining a Non-Immigrant O visa in Thailand by making monthly deposits instead of the required lump sum of 800,000 THB. The responses clarify that to initiate the visa, the full amount of 800,000 THB must be deposited in a Thai bank account. Alternatively, after the first year, monthly transfers of 65,000 THB can qualify for extensions. It's advised to consult with the local immigration office regarding specific circumstances.
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