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Do I need to have 400,000 Baht in my Thai bank account for 2 months before applying for a Non-O 90 day visa?

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Oct 25, 2021

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Plan to come in 30 day visa exempt from Australia in November and then 15 days before it expires apply for an Non O spouse visa being married to a Thai national.

Can someone please confirm I don’t need to have had 400,000 Baht in my Thai bank account for 2 months prior to applying for the Non O 90 day visa? 

I know I need 400,000 in 2 months prior to applying for the year extension on the Non O visa.

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You do not need to have 400,000 Baht in your Thai bank account for 2 months prior to applying for the Non-O 90 day visa based on being married to a Thai national. However, it is advised to apply earlier than 15 days before your current visa expires to avoid any complications.

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>Can someone please confirm I don’t need to have had 400,000 Baht in my Thai bank account for 2 months prior to applying for the Non O 90 day visa?

That is correct. There is no seasoning requirements to get an in-country Non-O visa based on marriage.

>and then 15 days before it expires

I highly recommend NOT cutting it so close though 🙁 The 15 days remaining for Bangkok Immigration is the very last day you can apply for the Non-O visa.

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@Benjamin *****

ok thanks for confirming that. I definitely will go early for both O visa stages! Looking forward to getting back soon 😀👍🇦🇺 🇹🇭

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Follow up questions. As far as insurance goes, will I only need the covid insurance for 30 days? Is there an additional mandatory heath insurance required?

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Benjamin ******

I don't know.

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