Does anyone know the following: Mother ans son both on retirement visa, do they both need 800k in their account or can be a lower cumulative sum?
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Both the mother and son, both over 50 years old and on a one-year extension of stay based on retirement, must have 800,000 THB in individual bank accounts. Each must meet the financial requirements independently, as there are no cumulative savings options available.
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Benjamin ******
I'm shutting this down. Both the 50+ year old child and the 50+ year old mother are on a one year extension of stay based on retirement. They both need to meet the financial requirements for the one year extension of stay based on retirement independently. These financial requirements are:
1. 800K THB in a Thai bank account seasoned for two months BEFORE applying for the one year extension of stay, and three months AFTER applying for the extension of stay, and the balance can never go below 400K THB throughout the year OR;
2. A monthly income overseas of 65K THB a month OR;
3. A letter from the embassy saying they make 65K THB a month (note: if the embassy issues the letter, they can not use the monthly income method).
Alex P Su. I believe there is a "trailing spouse" facility on "retirement" visas, but not for a 50+ aged "child". Each would have to apply for an individual visa/extension
😂 in this case the “child” brought his mother here and both on NON oa retirement visa, so I was thinking maybe next year at renewal to unlock 800k or something