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Can I use multiple transfers to meet the 65k per month income requirement for my Non-O retirement visa renewal?

Dec 9, 2025

13 hours ago

Hopefully a simple question, for a Non O retirement renewal if I used the 65k per month option can it it be in more than one transfer per month? I have sources of income that exceed the 65k in total but not individually and the individual components may vary from month to month, if ever there was a short month I could make a transfer from savings to meet any shortfall, thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquires whether they can use multiple monthly transfers to meet the 65,000 THB income requirement for a Non-O retirement visa renewal. The responses indicate that some immigration offices may allow multiple transfers, while others might require a single transfer. It is emphasized that the total amount must be transferred every month, and it is also noted that some offices may not accept the 65k income method without additional documentation such as an affidavit from the embassy.

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Graham ******

Will this be your first extension of a Non-O visa because, if so, it cannot be done for the first year and you will need 800k seasoned for 2 months at the time of the application?

7 hours ago

Jesper *******

Check with the immigration office you are applying some office does not accept the 65k method (without affidavit from embassy) I've send in 12mths of 65k(every mth) statements without affidavit...luckily the balance was above 800k the officer let me do the extension and advised me to use only the 800k method (CW bkk)

8 hours ago

Jack *****

Make one transfer per month.

Consolidate your funds in home country bank account and then do one transfer.

I do my transfer on 14th of every month..

11 hours ago

Darren *********

But it needs to be every month. You can't do 40k one m9nth and extra the next.

12 hours ago

Gary ***********

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@Darren ********

Yep that wouldn't be an issue, I have 2 of us to fund so will need to deposit 130k total, we have about 45k a month from a rental property , 45k from a small pension I will take early and then I would make the shortfalls up to each account from savings, if this is possible

12 hours ago

Tom ********

@Gary **********

Why 2 to fund, if the other person is your legal wife you can get a dependant visa.

10 hours ago

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Tom ********

Brandon ************

That's a question for your immigration office. Some will require it to be in a single transfer, and some will allow multiple transfers to meet the requirement. You need to ask your immigration office.

13 hours ago

Gary ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Actually I suppose I could make a single transfer of 65k to each account from my UK current account and then let my other income sources replenish the account in the UK, that may well be easier

12 hours ago

Gary ***********

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@Brandon ***********

Thanks, we dont arrive until March and are trying to make the longer terms plans, it will be Jomtien Immigration office

12 hours ago

Bob **********

@Gary **********

you can’t use monthly on your first extension you’ll need the 800k in the bank and you can wait on your money if you have several checks coming in and make one transfer

7 hours ago

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Bob **********

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