Hi
I entered Thailand last August on an Non-Immigrant O-A issued from Royal Thai Consulate in Sydney Australia.
I provided a statement of income from my Super Pension Funds to meet the financial requirement.
Does that mean that because it was originally issued in Australia and met the requirements that when I renew my visa this August that I am not required to submit a financial statement?
I have the necessary medical insurance.
Hope you can help me clear this up so that I am compliant when I apply for my visa again in August.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks clarification on whether they need to provide a financial statement for their Non-Immigrant O-A visa renewal, considering it was issued in Australia and met the initial financial requirements. Comments indicate that they have two options: either leave Thailand and re-enter for a new year's entry stamp or apply for a visa extension, which would require meeting the financial proof of funds requirement, such as keeping 800,000 baht in a Thai bank account for two months prior to applying.