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Can the same 400K/800K be maintained in a bank account for multiple Non-Imm O visa applications without needing fresh transfers each year?

Non-Immigrant Visa O Extension Financial Qualifications for Visa Bank Deposit Requirements Visa Application Process Retirement Visa Thailand

Jan 22, 2019

6 years ago

David ********

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Non-Imm O extensions 

A general enquiry - when using the lump sum option as financial qualification, can the same 400K/800k be left in the account for numerous years / applications (effectively as a bond rather than source of income) or does a fresh transfer have to be made every year with accompanied verification that it was sent from overseas ?

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When using the lump sum financial qualification option for the Non-Imm O visa, it is possible to maintain the required 400K or 800K in a bank account for multiple years without needing to make fresh transfers each year. While the money can remain in the account for years, it is essential to keep the account active with a few updates annually. Proof of funds being transferred from overseas is typically provided with the 90-day visa requirement, allowing the same bank deposit to be reused for visa extensions.

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David ********

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Many thanks

6 years ago

James ********

I believe

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is OK.

6 years ago

Paul *******

Yes. Can use the same bank deposit over a number of years.

6 years ago

David **********

I believe the proof of coming from overseas is only the 90 day visa, extensions the money can stay in the bank

6 years ago

Robert *******

Money can stay in the account for years, but you need a few update a year to keep the account active.

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