The first time I applied for my retirement visa extension (I switched from marriage visa extension to retirement visa extension) they asked me to come back after a few months to show them that my bank balance had not dropped beyond the minimum. This time (the second time) they did not ask me to do such a thing. I am supposed to go back? If so, after how many months/days?
TLDR : Answer Summary
When you apply for a retirement visa extension in Thailand, if the immigration office did not specify a requirement for you to return to show your bank balance, you do not need to go back. Previously, some immigration offices required applicants to provide proof that their bank balance did not drop below the threshold after a certain period, but this practice has been discontinued in many places. As long as you follow the seasoning requirements, which involve maintaining a balance of 800K baht for specified periods before and after the extension, you should be compliant.
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