Does a 401k statement meet the financial requirements for obtaining O-A visa from the Embassy in Washington, DC?
Also, is the 60 day family visit extension available to me if I enter 60 days visa exempt? Thanks
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around whether a 401k statement can satisfy the financial requirements for the O-A visa from the Embassy in Washington, DC, along with inquiries about the 60-day family visit extension available to those entering Thailand on a 60-day visa exemption. A comment suggests that for those with close Thai family members, it is possible to apply for the 60-day family visit extension after initially applying for a 30-day tourist extension.
If you have a close Thai family member (spouse, child, parent) then you can apply for the 60 day visiting Thai family extension after you apply for the 30-day tourist extension, as most offices require you to take that extension first.
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