I have a follow-up question about my next extension. Let's say I have 200K in a Thai bank, can't I use my proof of income affidavit that I had notarized at the U.S. embassy outreach as proof of income. I was under the impression that you could use a combination of bank account and monthly income to satisfy the immigration requirements?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation addresses the financial requirements for a yearly visa extension in Thailand, specifically for individuals over 50. It confirms that applicants can combine a notarized affidavit of income from a consulate with bank funds to satisfy the total requirement of 800,000 Thai Baht. There are three primary methods to meet these requirements: having 800,000 Baht in a Thai bank account, presenting an income affidavit confirming a monthly income of 65,000 Baht, or using a mix of both, provided the total reaches 800,000 Baht. Additionally, the funds in the bank must have been in the account for the requisite period prior to application.
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