Do both husband and wife need individual $25,000 in a Thai bank for a retirement visa?

Oct 2, 2019
5 years ago
Gwen *******
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For retirement visa does a husband and wife have to have $25,000each in a Thai bank?
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Yes, for a retirement visa in Thailand, both the husband and wife need to each have $25,000 in separate bank accounts.
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Robert *******
As i already mentioned is just happening. To many people have no clue about what you ask and start telling you requirements of the Non Immigrant O visa based on being over 50 years of age, the Extension of Stay based on being over 50 years of age and it is waiting for the next with requirements of the Non Immigrant O-A visa or O-X visa. I do not see the need to explain all the differences as you did not even decided yet to spent long time inside Thailand. Having long time stay inside Thailand needs bank account, address etc. Please do some research and good luck in the country of your choice.
Steve ******
yes and a seperate account each.
Tod *********
@Steve *****
You are incorrect :/ There is no requirement that BOTH foreigners who are married and over 50 have the 800K baht in the bank to get yearly extensions.

One foreigner meets the financial requirements and gets a Non-O visa based on being over 50 then a yearly extension based on the same thing and their spouse gets a Non-O visa based on being married to a foreigner on a long term extension AND a matching yearly extension for the same reason with NO proof of funds.
Steve ******
If you are a farang couple yes
Gwen *******
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@Steve *****
800,000 baht each?
Steve ******
@Robert ******
For a Farang couple yes for the retirement visa.
Robert *******
And for which visa is Thai, as I never seen that requirement that you acknowledge before.
Robert *******
Where do you like to apply and where are you? If in Thailand what kind of visa do you have now? 4 different visa and the Extension of Stay are all called retirement visa, nice short populair name, but a very wild guess to give the correct requirements.
Robert *******
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Gwen *******
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@Robert ******
just entry 30 and plan to get 30 day extension. Have retired and deciding about where to live in future. Don’t know what visa to get.
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