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Is a bank statement required for a 90-day report in Thailand?

Sep 16, 2025
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Kram ********
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Anyone heard of a bank statement being required for a 90 day report? Trying to do my mums 90 day report in Pathum Thani and they want a bank statement, which I thought was only a requirement to apply for or renew a retirement visa. Thanks.
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A user inquired about the necessity of a bank statement for a 90-day report in Pathum Thani, expressing confusion as they believed this requirement was limited to applying for or renewing a retirement visa. A comment clarified that if the report follows a year extension based on retirement, certain offices might request a bank statement to verify compliance with the seasoning requirements related to the banked money method.
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Tod *********
Is this the first 90 day report since she got a year extension based on retirement using banked money method?

I ask because there are several offices that require you update the bank book and show you still have the 800k when you do the first 90 day report on a new year extension. That's because the seasoning requirements for banked money method is

* 800k in a Thai n bank account in your name for 2 months before you apply for the year

* the 800k has to stay in your account for 3 months after the extension is granted <- this is usually why they ask for an updated bank book, to check you're following the seasoning requirements.
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Matthew *********
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ok thanks
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Matthew *********
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I am curious what will they do if funds were withdrawn. You basically don't need to do the day if you want to pay a fine. Never heard what punishment is. Is there a fine. Never heard of deportation. So what is the penalty. In all my years I have never seen this issue even come up until the last two weeks.
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Jomtien started doing it when the seasoning switched to 3 months after the extension was granted.

Many people have reported having to update their bank book and show back up on the 3 month mark.

In theory as soon as you fail to meet the criteria for the extension, that extension can be voided. I have never heard of it happening,

but

I have had people who got caught out the following year because they didn't keep the funds in the 3 months after their extension was granted,

they had to leave, come back and start all over from zero with a new non o etc
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Kram ********
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@Tod ********
yes it’s the first 90 day report since she got the year extension based on retirement using banked money. Ok, well then that explains it. I didn’t realise they were doing this now. Thank you
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Jan ******************
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Certain immigration offices explicitly note this in your passport at the time your extension of stay is granted.
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Kram ********
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@Jan *****************
nothing like this in my mums passport but obviously it doesn’t matter, they’ll still ask for it.
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Jakob *********
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I been with Pathum Thani immigration for the last three years, been in and out of the Thailand, but never have been asked this, always doing my 90-day reporting on line
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