Hey, I’m sure this has been asked before,but I can’t find it. So here goes again, hoping not to sound stupid.
It has to do with the financial portion of the retirement visa. It changes so often, I’m not sure where we’re at now
I will be applying for my retirement visa 1 year extension. I just bought a new house, so I don’t have the 800k. I do however have Bangkok Bank statements going back over 8 years showing I receive direct deposit from the US government at over 130k every month. At one point, that was sufficient, then they wanted a combination of the two. I don’t know where they are now.
Anyone got any useful up to date info ?
Thanks in advance
TLDR : Answer Summary
The financial requirements for obtaining a retirement visa in Thailand have remained stable for several years. To qualify for a one-year extension based on retirement, applicants typically need to prove they have 800,000 THB in a Thai bank account or show that they transfer a minimum of 65,000 THB per month through international transfers. For those who have received regular monthly deposits from overseas, such as from the U.S. government, this could satisfy the financial criteria as long as the transfers are documented properly.
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