I am looking at coming to Thailand with a 90 non immigrant o visa based on being over 50. I would then like to get a yearly extension of stay. The question is about funds in a Thai bank account. I already have an account with Bangkok Bank. As I understand it I could have an account with them in my own currency (UK Pounds). Would this be suitable for the yearly extension as long as it the correct amount, or has it got to be in Thai Baht.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring whether a foreign currency bank account (e.g., in UK Pounds) can be used to meet the financial requirements for a yearly extension of a non-immigrant O visa in Thailand. The community response clarifies that having a foreign currency account is acceptable, provided the funds meet the 800,000 THB threshold at the time of application, noting that the exchange rate used by immigration may differ from current market rates.