Can I use monthly transfers to apply for a retirement extension in Thailand?

It would be considered a new application and the method doesn't work! Has to have 0 in thai bank for 2 months begore application

Not for the first year's extension

Just transfer 800,000. And leave it in a completely separate bank account. Never touch it.

Can you not just park 800K THB untuched on a thai Bank? There are still other things they can invent to refuse you tough. I will probably lose my Non O Child and I do not even know why. The system is rigged.

Can you not just park 800K THB untuched on a thai Bank?

There are still other things they can invent to refuse you tough.

I will probably lose my Non O Child and I do not even know why. The system is rigged.

Not for the first year's extension

It would be considered a new application and the method doesn't work! Has to have 0 in thai bank for 2 months begore application

Just transfer 800,000. And leave it in a completely separate bank account. Never touch it.

Unless I am greatly mistaken, even if you have 12 months of 65K baht a month incoming transfers, nope you can't get that first year extension using monthly income. As a general rule all the transfers have to be on the same entry/visa type, and yours are on free stamp / visa exempt entries. Most immigration offices will not accept a previous 12 months of incoming transfers on anything other than a Non-O visa/extension.. GO to your immigration office and ask them; show them your passport, take the print out from your bank showing the transfers for the previous year, see what they say AND do it as SOON as you return to thailand, because if you can't use those transfers the only way you're going to get an extension would be to bank 800K for 2 months before you apply for the year extension.

To be safe can u still transfer 800,000 baht into your account? Then u continue transferring 65k baht each month. Or top it off as soon as u get here in Thailand to have at least 800,000 baht? But in January the extension would prob have be based on the 800,000 baht. It would need to be in the account 2 months prior to applying for the extension. The second year transfer could then be used for the 65k baht monthly method as long as u had 12 monthly consecutive transfers OR just leave 800k baht in the account and do it w the lump sum method.

No. You need 800k in a Thai bank.

To be safe can u still transfer 800,000 baht into your account? Then u continue transferring 65k baht each month. Or top it off as soon as u get here in Thailand to have at least 800,000 baht?

But in January the extension would prob have be based on the 800,000 baht. It would need to be in the account 2 months prior to applying for the extension.

The second year transfer could then be used for the 65k baht monthly method as long as u had 12 monthly consecutive transfers OR just leave 800k baht in the account and do it w the lump sum method.

No. You need 800k in a Thai bank.

Unless I am greatly mistaken, even if you have 12 months of 65K baht a month incoming transfers, nope you can't get that first year extension using monthly income. :/

As a general rule all the transfers have to be on the same entry/visa type, and yours are on free stamp / visa exempt entries. Most immigration offices will not accept a previous 12 months of incoming transfers on anything other than a Non-O visa/extension..

GO to your immigration office and ask them; show them your passport, take the print out from your bank showing the transfers for the previous year, see what they say

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do it as SOON as you return to thailand, because if you can't use those transfers the only way you're going to get an extension would be to bank 800K for 2 months before you apply for the year extension.