Guys, does anyone know how much money I need to have in my bank statement to apply for a “ 90-day Non-O visa” and how many months of bank statements do I need to show?
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To apply for a 90-day Non-O visa in Thailand, you typically need to provide 3 months of bank statements. The financial requirements vary based on your circumstances: an 800,000 THB lump sum in your account or proof of a monthly income of 65,000 THB is required for retirement visas. For those applying from their home country, you can show either a bank balance equivalent (around 18,000 GBP) or the income requirement. If you're applying for a marriage-based visa, the funds required may be lower. Always check specific embassy requirements based on your nationality.
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Check with the embassy in your country. They'll tell you exactly what you need and they are super helpful.
SavvyRambutan3756 it's EITHER 3 months of account statements of a minimum of 18,000 GBP, OR original income documents showing a minimum of monthly 65,000 THB equivalent, for the application to the visa. However for the application in Thailand for the 1-year retirement extension, you MUST have a minimum of 800,000 THB in your Thai bank account, seasoned for 2 months on the day you apply
Gabriel Calvo Cabron well, it will be okay for the visa application, but your paychecks will not be accepted by the Thai Immigration for the 1-year extension based on retirement. Either your embassy in Bangkok can certify and issue an income affidavit, or you need a minimum of 800,000 THB in your Thai bank account which you must get opened ASAP right after having entered Thailand
Depends where you apply. If you apply in your home country you need 3 months worth of bank statements and you need to show either an 800k lump sum or an income of 65k baht or more each month. When you get to Thailand you need to open a Thai bank account and place a minimum of 800k baht in it for 2 months before applying for the extension of stay, unless you happen to be from a country whose embassy still provides an income certificate.
If you apply in Thailand you need 800k in a Thai bank (you would need to have this already) unless your embassy provides an income certificate.
The above sums are for a Non-O based on retirement, one based on marriage is half that. And if you're a female marrying a Thai male the rules are different.
Adam Bodiam your wires are crossed. Not only are you posting WRONGLY (!) the requirements for an in-country application to change to a Marriage Visa, you are also confusing a stay permit with a visa