One more questionsl about this Bank deposit of 800000..?
Have this to stay in Bank permanent or only when i renew/extend the Visa?
And thank you very much for all the comments on my Last question
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The 800,000 THB deposit for the Non-O visa must be maintained in your bank account for a set period. Specifically, it needs to be in your account for at least two months before applying for your initial visa. After you receive the visa, you must keep the full amount for three months. Subsequently, the balance can drop to 400,000 THB until two months before your next renewal, when you will need to return it to 800,000 THB.
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800,000B in bank account for 2 months prior to application
Upon successful application 800,000B minimum for 3 months
Beyond that balance is allowed to drop to a minimum of 400,000B until 2 months prior to renewal where it needs to then be increased and maintained back at 800,000B and then repeat each year
Jan ******************
For most immigrations it’s sufficient that the funds are in your account at date when you apply for the initial 90 days Non O visa. A couple of immigrations as an example Jomtien demands two months seasoning also for the visa.
When you apply for the first year extension and stay (and later extensions) the 800K baht needs to be seasoned for two months prior to your application and three months after the extension is issued and it can nevner drop below 400K baht.
Paul *******
I think that it's 3 months after and 2 months before.
yes, it’s always good to have a plan B. 😀 Although, I don’t think that I could afford to live anywhere else. If I went back to Texas I’d have to start working again. 😳
it doesn't "have" to be 10 months to meet the requirements, two months before applying then 3 months after does it need to be 800k then 2 months before your next extension (having never dropped below 400k) to use the 800k method for the subsequent year(s)