Has anyone been asked to show proof of 800k in a Thai bank after renewing their O or OA visa?

@Christopher ******

After first year of OA, you border bounce and get stamped for another year. No need to show finances. That comes at the end of year 2

@Christopher ******

your yearly extension will be done in Thailand, it clearly states you must show the 800,000 Thai baht in your name in your Thai bank account.

@Danny ******

yep, MOST offices have you bring a 12 month detail transaction print out so they can check that you kept the funds in the account the 3 months after your extension was granted and then that the balance never went below 400K baht the rest of the year until it went back up to 800K two months before your extension application

Hmm, either they changed their policy down there in Jomtien OR you got your Non-O visa/extension via "alternate means" 😮 the dates are wrong.

You apply for the Non-O visa, it goes under consideration for 14 days and you go back to get the Non-O and new 90 day stamp inked in. THEN you wait until you have 30 days or less left on that stamp to go apply for the year extension.

If you look at the issue date of the Non-O May 3 AND the validity of it July 31st the SOONEST you could have applied for a year extension there on your own would have been July 1st (30 days left on your 90 day Non-O) yet you had that year extension issued May 11th only EIGHT days after you got the Non-O inked in.

You sure you "pushed your own paper" on this process, or did you use some 'service' to get it done?

The date stamps I put arrows beside are the ones that lead me to believe you didn't get this on your own (although I could be wrong)

here are some images of what they give you at the different places that do it