How can an American citizen on a tourist visa in Thailand prove his financial situation to apply for a Non-O (Marriage) visa?

@Sean ************

100%!

@Kool ******

do you have to leave Thailand to change from tourist to marriage visa or can it be done in country

@Kool ******

“Then as soon as he has the bt400,000, and the basic documents, he can get the 90 day extension to get everything else document wise, then when there is 30 days left on his entry stamp, or up to 45 days at some offices, like Bangkok, he can apply for the one year extension” 😑 😶😑

Sorry, but your "advice" is completely wrong 🧐 sorry, but you got your wires crossed

*** As soon as the 400.000.- THB are on his Thai bank account, he can apply for the change to the initial 90-days Non-Imm-O family visa

. . . . . ( and not apply to any “90-days Extension” . . wrong!)

*** the 90-days will initially be on 14 days “under consideration”. After this period he needs to return to Immigration and pick up the stamp.

***The 90 days START on the day he applies for the “change of visa type” from the tourist visa to the initial 90-days Non-Imm-O visa

*** He can do the application for the 1-year extension as soon as the money has seasoned in the account for 2 months

. . . and from up when 30 days are left on the 90-days of the initial Non-Imm-O family visa . . .

. . . (and NOT when 30 days are left on his entry stamp = WRONG! (he would already been way past those 60-day stay permit date he got stamped when he entered!)

@Jan *****************

mots service in Pattaya can help. I hot a bank account as a tourist.