Do my bank statement totals need to match when applying for a Non-O visa extension in Thailand?

This thread seems to be nothing but people posting what they do, how it works at their office, etc.

What this isn't gonna be is a "at my office they do xxx, I get my statement yyy, it's done like zzz"

sadly

@Sarah *******

I'm shutting this thread down.. There's just no one answering the questions you asked

People what this thread isn't about is;

how fast your bank can get the statement printed?

how many months of that statement your immigration office requires?

what your office requires to get an extension?

what you take with you when you apply

This was a simple question posed by

@Sarah *******

Do the totals on the transaction detail report, the bank letter, the bank book have to match when you go to apply for your yearly extension?

OR

is it fine they're different as long as the balance is still above the 800K baht threshold?

And looking at the responses it seems NOT ONE person (other than myself) answered that.

So get back on topic please

In Hua Hin I printed my own statement for the year. 21 pages and updated my bank book the day before visiting immigration.

One week before you go speak to your bank. Request the following the day before you go to immigration …

1. Credit advice for the 800k

2. Letter from bank.

Afterwards, show an international payment of 65k going into your bank every month and start spending the 800k.

I get my 12 months statements and letter within 20 minutes at Krungsri. They also deposit 20 baht and provide updated bank book and a copy.

My experience the last few years is that HH Immigration accepts a 3 month statement, which most banks can give you on the spot.

Bank statement only printed day pick up. No idea why ask 7 days notice as nothing is done until day pick up then bank print there and then.

There is no requirement that the bank statement and the bank letter and the bank book all match

As long as you're above the 800K baht threshold, update your bank book on the day you go apply and have the bank letter dated within 7 days of when you apply you should be fine