I have a non-OA visa question. On the Washington, D. C. Embassy site, [members only] , under "eligibility", it shows a monthly income requirement of 65,000 baht. In the very next paragraph, titled "Required documents to upload" it says you need a US$30,000 balance in your account plus monthly income of US$2500 (about 88,000 baht right now). Which is correct? Is there some reason for two different figures?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The initial question raised confusion regarding differing financial requirements for a Non-OA visa based on information provided by the Thai embassy in Washington, DC. One section mentions a monthly income requirement of 65,000 baht, while another states a need for a US$30,000 bank balance plus a monthly income of US$2,500 (approximately 88,000 baht). The comments clarify that these figures are part of an 'or' scenario, where applicants can meet either requirement. A discussion ensues about the differences in dollar amounts versus baht and the implications for insurance requirements, particularly for older applicants.
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