Morning all, once I’ve deposited my 800,000 does that balance have to stay at that amount or is that for my living expenses? Also I am worried upon my passing that my daughter in Australia would not be able to inherit the balance, thank you so much in advance.
TLDR : Answer Summary
When applying for a one-year extension under the NON-O visa, the 800,000 baht must be in your bank account for 2 full months prior to your application. After receiving the extension, the balance should remain above 400,000 baht for the remaining year. It's advisable to keep the amount at 800,000 baht consistently to avoid complications. Regarding inheritance, creating a local will is essential to ensure your daughter can inherit the funds, and you should also consult a solicitor about specific laws governing Thai assets.
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