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Can I use a monthly deposit of 65,000 THB for both retirement and marriage visas in Thailand?

Retirement Visa Marriage Visa Visa Requirements Monthly Deposit Bank Account Balance Expat Financial Regulations

Jun 1, 2023

3 years ago

Nicholas *********

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Can you use 65k monthly deposit for both retirement or marriage. Is there a minimum in bank account

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You can use a monthly deposit of 65,000 THB for either a retirement visa or a marriage visa in Thailand. However, for the first year, the financial requirements state that you need to have a minimum balance of 400,000 THB for a marriage visa or 800,000 THB for a retirement visa. Additionally, ensure that the monthly deposits are made from foreign accounts to a Thai bank and clearly marked as foreign transactions on your bank statements; otherwise, your application may be rejected.

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Andy ******

Make sure the 65,000 a month for retirement visa and 40,000 a month for marriage visa are paid into the Thai bank from other countries and the bank statements state it is foreign transaction otherwise application will be rejected

3 years ago

John ********

65 k will cover ether for a married visa or a retirement visa, But for your frist year you will need

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0thb in the bank for your married visa or

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0thb in the bank for the retirement visa, before you can use the monthly deposits of

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3 years ago

Henrik ****

@John *******

, get it at the Embassy for the first year as they will accept income in your home country.

3 years ago

Brown ********

@John *******

so can you drop below 800k 3 months after you start your first visa having started the 65k deposit the first month or you have to keep the 800k the entire year and then take the 800k out 3 months after your renewal?

3 years ago

John ********

@Brown *******

as far as I know you put the

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0thb in the bank for your frist year you can drop down to the

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0 after the first 3 months, but it has to go back to the

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0thb 3 months before you get your new visa as you want to use the 65k you will need to provide a bank statement for the thai immigration showing that you are getting 65k per month for the year at the same time for the visa as for the time you have to keep the

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0thb in the bank after showing the funds to the thai immigration you will have to ask about their rules as I don't know for sure so sorry

3 years ago

Brown ********

@John *******

all good mate. It's good info as I thought you could drop below the

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k in the first year. Cheers

3 years ago

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