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How can I prove my income for a Thai Non-O visa instead of showing a bank balance?
Jun 10, 2025
a year ago
Mubashir ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi.
Does any one have an experience ,
i have uploaded my last 3 month of com bank statement and my last three months of salary as i would like to show monthly income instead of deposit money ,
I have attached my pay slip as well as bank statement, ato gst as well as annual tax return
Still asking me to proof 400k thb
How can i say i am trying to show with monthly salary instead of deposit money.
Does any one have an experience ,
i have uploaded my last 3 month of com bank statement and my last three months of salary as i would like to show monthly income instead of deposit money ,
I have attached my pay slip as well as bank statement, ato gst as well as annual tax return
Still asking me to proof 400k thb
How can i say i am trying to show with monthly salary instead of deposit money.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses an individual's experience with applying for a Non-O visa in Thailand, specifically regarding financial proof. They have submitted their bank statements and proof of salary but are still being asked to show a balance of 400,000 THB. Comments from others clarify that the requirements for the initial visa application typically demand a bank balance instead of relying solely on income proof, as monthly income is generally only considered for yearly extensions.
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John *********
No 500k not coming the rules are quite straightforward, I'm sure you can get 500k or if you say 400k THB ..if you really want it!
Rok ********
500,000 baht or equivalent is non-negotiable T&C of the DTV visa
Wannikea *********
@Rok *******
applying for a non O based on marriageReply to
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Will ************
Just means submit your bank statements for the last 3 months and the final balance must be no less than 400k baht equivalent. So for Australia it would be
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Aus DollarsMubashir ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Will ***********
hi mateJust see in thai embassy Canberra as it does say to have monthly income of 40k thai bhat which is more 2k dollars a month i have provided pay slip , bank stawnt , and ato tax assessment but how could they ask for 400k balance when their website clearly show to provide either monthly income or bank balance either one of these
Mubashir ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Wannikea ********
yes i did provide abr, ato, bas registration, gst paid all, but it seems like embassy doesnt know all thise weird things and want to do simple snd straight forward process so lets see how it goesReply to
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Mubashir ********
ORIGINAL POSTERIts thai embassy canberra
Thomas *******
You do realize it's not about what want but what they require, right?
Mubashir ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Thomas ******
true they get frustrated to check all ato and gst stuff , so simply they ask for simple amd clear deposit money instead of long monthly incomeReply to
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Yee *****
If you apply from your home country..then they not ask 400k..400k only after you want 1 year extension..when you apply for non o 90 days they only ask your one week old bank statement with minimum balance 40k bht only..
Garrett ***********
Monthly income is only for the yearly extension. An initial Non-O you need money in the bank, unless you're embassy provides income affidavits, which most don't anymore.
Bob **********
You need 500k in the bank no parole for this
Yee *****
@Bob *********
400k not 500kBob **********
@Yee ****
500k Thai bahtYee *****
@Bob *********
400k baht for 1 year marriage extensionBob **********
@Yee ****
mixed it up with the DTVReply to
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Jeremy ********
You need a seasoned bank acct of 90 days (3 months) with ฿400k baht or equivalent currency amount
Pretty cut and dry
Some agents will and can get you a seasoned acct with the correct money amount for an eye popping nominal amount
Pretty cut and dry
Some agents will and can get you a seasoned acct with the correct money amount for an eye popping nominal amount
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