Joan Tulio, a parent in Thailand, inquired whether, when extending their child's education visa, they would need to show a bank balance of 500,000 baht, given that Joan and their partner hold Non-B visas. Responses indicated that while such a deposit is required for parents holding a Non-O visa supporting a foreign child on an education visa, it is not explicitly required for those with Non-B visas. Instead, documentation from the school will suffice for the visa application process.
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The 500K baht deposit is needed for a parent getting a Non-O visa based on supporting a foreign child enrolled in school here on an ED visa <- the guardian visa/extension
As you both already hold Non-B visa/extensions you wouldn't be applying for that "raise a foreign child visa/extension"
AFAIK, there is no actual posted proof of funds that you as a parent are required to show getting your child an ED visa thru a school.
The school will provide you with the documentation, and at most offices you can apply for the in country Non-ED 90 day visa when you have a minimum of 15 days left on the 60 day tourist visa / free entry stamp or a 30 day extension from one of those.. ..
Then once that initial 90 days of the Non-ED runs down you'd get more documentation from the school and apply for a yearly extension
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