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Can I use printed bank statements showing international transfers for a marriage extension in Thailand?

Marriage Visa Extension Bank Statements International Transfers Thai Immigration Rules Visa Requirements

Oct 30, 2019

7 years ago

Liam ******

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Hi there.. popped into group to ask a question so thanks for  letting me in. For 6 years I have always banked 400k for the period to clear my marriage extension. THIS year I want to put a chunk into a house for family. I receive royalties in excess of 50-80k pcm from Los Angeles paid direct by international transfer to a BKK Bank account. Could anyone please verify if printed statements from the bank showing the deposits highlighted for 12 months + is enough since the embassies stopped verifying for immigration? This is a new experience for me and hoping I don't have to postpone purchase for 3 months. Responses appreciated in advance.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquired if printed bank statements from their Thai bank, showing monthly international transfers, would suffice for their marriage visa extension application. One comment confirmed that a minimum of 40,000 THB international transfers monthly for at least 12 months is required, suggesting that the documents should indeed meet the criteria without needing to delay the purchase of a house.

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Liam ******

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Perfect to print out from

@Robert ******

Appreciated all.. I'm out the thread.

7 years ago

Robert *******

It is a minimum of (edit) International transfers of 40.000 Thb into a Thai bank account in your name on a monthly basis for at least 12 months prior your application date

7 years ago

Mikkel *******

From personal experience, better ask your local immigration office, unless you are going to one of the big ones that the admins on this page knows, if they will accept it this way or not, even though it is indeed allowed by the law/rules.

My father had his rejected with bank papers showing way past 40k a month for 12 months of international transfers.

7 years ago

Robert *******

yep, it is International transfers into your own bank account

7 years ago

Robert *******

hope this is better

7 years ago

James ********

I believe the transfers have to be shown as International Transfers from your home country into your SOLE named Thai bank account of at least 40,000 Thai baht EACH TRANSFER monthly. Not in an account which is jointly owned by you and your Thai wife. Am I correct Robert Lagas?

7 years ago

Robert *******

You need some papers from the bank, first the normal paper aout your bank account and a statement about the international transfers, looks like this

7 years ago

Liam ******

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And all you do

@Robert ******

is print out the statements and take them when applying? Or do they need verified statements from bank or anything? Patience appreciated..

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