Can I renew my retirement visa in Thailand after withdrawing my funds?

@Annie **************

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To the best of my knowledge if the 800k is in the account 3 months prior to renewing then its ok. On the other hand, if you don't have a multiple entry visa, then the visa is null n void and you will have to start all over with the NON-A Visa 90 days n then the 1 year Retirement Visa. THAI Visa Centre very reliable n they even show the 800k for you. Online Now

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@thaivisacentre

You may want to consult a visa agent. For a fee, they have ways (I don’t ask how) to make problems like yours go away.

Nope - you've broken your agreement.

The requirements of your extension were as follows:

1) Must keep your account at 800,000 baht for 3 months after you received your extension

2) Your account must never drop below 400,000 baht at any time

For your next extension you must have your account back at 800,000 baht for 2 full months before you apply for your extension.

Part of your application for your next extension will be a 12 month bank statement, and the immigration officer will check your bank statement to see that you maintained the requirements from last year's extension. If you did not, they will deny you applying for a new extension and you will have to leave Thailand and start over with a new non-O visa and extension.

Alternately if you don't want to start over, you'll need to use the services of an agent to bypass the financial requirements.