Two questions, both regarding bank requirements for renewing an Extension of Stay based on Retirement (I'm British):
1) I have 800K in two fixed term accounts (400K x 6 months & 400K x 12 months), the money has been seasoned for 2 months. The money is accessible, but I would lose any interest if withdrawn early. When I go to renew my extension of stay, based on retirement, at CW is it sufficient to take the original books and photocopies confirming the deposit/maturity dates or do I need to somehow update the books on the actual day I renew?
2) Regarding the letter from the bank, can this be issued 24 hours in advance or must this be issued on the day of application?
Many thanks in advance
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires about the bank requirements for renewing an Extension of Stay based on Retirement in Thailand, specifically regarding the sufficiency of two fixed term accounts totaling 800,000 baht and the need for updated bank books and letters from the bank. Responses from the community suggest that it's preferable to have the funds in a single account, and the bank letter can be dated prior to the application, but the bank book should be updated on the day of renewal.
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