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What are the conditions regarding the minimum balance for a non-O multi-entry visa in Thailand?

Aug 6, 2024
2 years ago
Keith *********
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Morning. I’m on a non o multi entry visa for 1 year. With the 800 k in the bank. Is it true that you can’t go below 400 k at any time in that 12 month period please. I thought you just had to have 800 in 3 months before renewal but heard you can’t go below 400 at any time
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The Non-O multi-entry visa requires that the holder maintains a minimum balance of 400,000 baht in their Thai bank account throughout the 12-month period after receiving the visa extension, following a prior condition of having 800,000 baht for at least two months before applying for the extension.
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Bob **********
It’s true
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Russell ********
Yes you are right that the 400k is the minimum threshold for the 12 month extension period.
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Tod *********
@Keith ********
if you are you on a 90 day Non-O and a year extension w/a re-entry permit that you got from the immigration office where you live by showing proof of funds the seasoning for banked money method is like this:

800K baht in a thai bank account for 2 months BEFORE you apply for the year extension.

Then the 800K baht has to stay in the account for 3 months AFTER the extension was granted

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after that the balance can't go below 400K baht the rest of the year <- until the following year you get it back up to 800k baht 2 months before you apply for the next year extension
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Keith *********
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@Tod ********
perfect. Thank you for taking the time to help exactly what I needed to know
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Keith *********
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@Tod ********
yea sorry I’m on a 90 day non o with a year extension
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