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Can I use a bank statement or pay slips to prove adequate funds for the O-X or O-A visa?

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Aug 31, 2023

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Mauricio *********

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Hi guys, could you please comment on this?

I am looking at this O-X (or O-A) visa and in the Sydney Thai Embassy website states that:

Proof of adequate funds

- A bank statement in the past six months showing a deposit account with the minimum fund of AUD 150,000 or an income statement with a monthly salary of AUD 5,000

Does it mean that if I provide a bank statement and/or my pay slips with a monthly salary of AUD 5,000 this part of proof of adequate funds would be ok?

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To prove adequate funds for the O-X or O-A visa, you can submit either a bank statement showing at least AUD 150,000 or pay slips evidencing a monthly salary of AUD 5,000 for the past six months. Both options are acceptable.

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Do you have to be over 50 for this visa ?

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Graham ******

Yes, they are "retirement" visas

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Roberto *********

Correct

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Garrett ***********

Yes, either 5k AUD a month for the last 6 months of income, or 150k AUD in your bank account for the last 6 months.

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