Can I renew my retirement visa in Thailand if I've temporarily withdrawn funds from my bank account?

no they won’t give to u i had a mate 2 weeks out and they would not give to him your best bet maybe to find a good agent who can swing it

somehow good luck

They don't assessment based on your latest bank balance..if your account all along have sufficient money, approval should be easy .

Does your NZ embassy issue income letters still? If they do that maybe another way to go.

Only other option is to find an agent who can massage the system for you… good luck..

Minimum 65 k per month.

IF you are going to use the combination method this year <- as in you're switching from banked money method that you used last year to combo, you need to meet the requirements from last year (which was have the 800K baht in your account for 3 months after your extension was granted, and then not let the balance go below 400K the rest of the year) AND you have to have 12 months of international transfers. Most offices take the lowest month of the 12 and use that as the "base line" for the international transfer amount SO make sure that what ever you have in the account as the banked portion when added to the yearly lowest monthly transfer is over 800K baht

AND

Keep in mind there are offices that just plain refuse to let people use the combo method because it's more paperwork and document checking for them SO go check with your office before you go get your extension

The requirement is to keep 800k 2 month before renew and 3 month after renew. The rest month is 400k minimum.

I believe you can still mix the income and banking requirements.

drops a baht under 800k

no issue

Sorry no needs to be 800k my friend dipped below 800k they wouldn't renew so had to get marriage visa 400k requirement