Do I need to prove 3 months of seasoning for my Non-O Retirement extension in Thailand?

Jun 11, 2024
5 months ago
Stephan ******
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Silly question; I'm on Non 0 Retirement extension, issued in Chiang Mai. Do I need to prove 3 months seasoning after extension? If yes, how do I do that? Thanks
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Yes, you need to provide proof of having maintained the required funds for three months after your Non-O Retirement extension is issued. This is typically checked during your next extension application where you'll need to supply 12 months of bank statements to verify that you maintained at least 800,000 THB in your account for three consecutive months, without dropping below 400,000 THB. Additionally, proof of income showing a minimum of 65,000 THB can be acceptable as well.
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Don *************
I think when you can provide the proof of income minimum
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is it also OK ๐Ÿ‘
Wannikea *********
Keep in mind that when they check during the next extension application, that if the monies are not there as required that you're technically on overstay from that date for not fulfilling the requirements.
John **********
When you go for your next extension you need to supply 12 months of bank statements. They will go through these to check you have stayed over 800k for 3 months and never dropped below 400k, as well as checking you brought the money back over 800k 2 (3 in some places) months prior to applying for your next extension
Ellie *******
Yes, you do. usually, you are checked those 3 months when you apply for the next year's 1-year extension. They check it to see if you keep your current extension valid.

Haven't heard any other occasion much, but the possibility IO could ask to see is not zero.
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