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How long must the 400,000 baht remain in my account after getting a one-year extension based on marriage in Thailand?

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Yasha *******

asked May 31, 2023

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After getting one year extension based on marriage, how long 400k balance should stay on one’s account?

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Once you receive a one-year extension based on marriage, there is no specific duration for which the 400,000 baht must stay in your account, as long as you maintain the required balance two months before applying for the next extension. Typically, you should have the funds in your account during the application process and for the 30-day under consideration period before the extension is approved. It is advisable not to withdraw any amount from the balance until after your extension stamp is in your passport.

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James ********

I believe that the OP has the answers needed. Thanks All for your helpful replies.

We wish success in obtaining the One year extension of stay as Married to Thai.

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3 years ago

Lindsay *********

Get an interest account and just leave it. Such a pain to have to track and arrange it to be back EXACTLY to the day 2 months before you'll need it.

3 years ago

Yasha *******

@Lindsay ********

Darling, did it occur to you that some people might be in a position where they don’t have spare 400k to put aside like that? Really?

3 years ago

James ********

DON'T take One Thai baht out of the 400,000 Thai baht until you have the One year extension of stay STAMP IN YOUR PASSPORT

That is usually the 30 days Under consideration period.

3 years ago

Joe ***********

Minimum of 2 months before applying and then also during the under consideration period. So 3 months total typically.

3 years ago

Matt **********

Bruh. That's like $12k. Just leave it and forget it so you don't have problems renewing next year.

3 years ago

Lloyd ********

@Matt *********

That was not the question

3 years ago

Barry ************

@Matt *********

Best advice. If you start borrowing from it, you’ll be surprised how quickly the year goes by. Unless it’s a legitimate emergency, don’t touch it.

3 years ago

Tod *********

Once you have the one year extension inked in (after the under consideration period) there is no amount of time you need to keep the funds in the account.

Only that next year you need to have the 400K baht back in the account 2 months before you apply for the next yearly extension.

3 years ago