Good afternoon, I am in the process to change my extension of stay from ‘guardian’ of expat children studying here to retirement. I am clear about the process about canceling one extension and reapplying for the new one. For the retirement the only unclear to me is the use of the combination method between deposit and annual income. Practically I have received foreign remittances in excess of 65k monthly for 11 months out of the 12 required prior to the application therefore I cannot use the monthly income method. I have the 800k in the bank for two months. I would prefer to use the combination method but I am not sure how that works. Can someone assist? Thank you.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking clarification on the combination method for applying for a retirement visa extension in Thailand while transitioning from a guardian visa. They have 800k THB in the bank for two months but do not meet the requirement for 12 months of foreign income transfers. A comment suggests uncertainty about the combination method's eligibility due to the lack of complete income verification.
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