Does the American embassy notarize income from abroad for retirement visa requirements in Thailand?

@Tod ********

For Sir!

You won't get an in country Non-O visa issued using monthly transfers (not even if you have 12 of them) so you either bank the 800K baht in a thai bank account in your name only transferred in from abroad to get the in country Non-O

OR

You buy the 90 day Non-O in your country before you wing your way here, (all the while transferring in the 65K baht a month into your thai bank account for the previous 10 months before you get the Non-O and come here. Then when you show up here, you'll get stamped in for 90 days, you wait two more month until you have the 12 month transfer history THEN apply for the year extension.

That is the ONLY way I know that you could make monthly transfers work for the initial year extension BUT the trick is how will you stay here for 9 months while you get this transfer history built up? You could get a 6 month Multi-entry tourist visa which will give you almost 9 months of stay (in 60 day increments) and that would let you be here while you work on getting your ducks in a row funds transfer wise

For the initial 90 day visa, and the first year extension, you have to use the 800k in the bank method. 65k per month needs to be for 12mth prior to applying, which rules out using it until the 2nd year extension.

Not for several years now.

You can spend it after depositing it but it must be deposited each month, not just 12 times. It can be hard to meet the monthly transfers from the US without the embassy letter. Your IO has discretion on what they will accept. They would prefer the 800k in the bank.

No