A friend of mine from the U S come over on a non imm.o visa single entry...he wants to retire here....problem is the 800,000 baht will only be in his account about 45 days before his 90 days are up...they require 60 days....can he extend over here for another 30 days or more.....Thankd
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A U.S. citizen on a single-entry Non-O visa wants to retire in Thailand but faces a timing issue with the required 800,000 baht being available in his bank account for only 45 days before his 90-day visa expires. The community response highlights that he cannot extend his current Non-O visa due to insufficient seasoning of funds. It is suggested he might apply for a 30-day visa exempt entry or a 60-day tourist visa, followed by a new 90-day Non-O visa application within Thailand to ensure compliance with financial requirements.
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