What are the current financial requirements for applying for a Non-Immigrant O visa based on marriage or family in Thailand?

You have to show either. One year of an income of b monthly for 12 MONTHS before application , or b800,000 and most banks want that 2-4 months before they will give ya the cert letter, or a combo of both.

Tax return, superannuation balance if you have that

Maybe that’ll work

Mine did

Showing monthly income of no less than 40,000THB or you have a balance of 400,000THB.

You can use one or the other.

Oh this post has been a great help, so you apply online via thai embassy in the UK, it would be 90 days I'm looking.for initially, but all I read was the 800k in thai bank, so, this post says merely proof of funds...

2 questions

I seem to have read that it's 90 days from issue, which is a ball ache as I plan to utilise full 90 days on travel, is that correct or 90 days from entry

2nd question, I pressume getting the non 0 visa, that will enable me to obtain bank account, ( i own a property here, have driving licences, have sim card but unaware if mine or my GFs). Cheers

I recently applied for this visa online from the London Embassy and yes you do have to show them proof of your finances. I uploaded recent bank statements showing that the funds are available. If you need help just PM and I can go through the application with you

You picked the wrong visa from the list

What you show are the requirements for a 90-days Non-Imm-O FAMILY Visa (based on being married to a Thai wife)

You are instead looking for the 90-days Non-Imm-O RETIREMENT/over 50 Visa

This is a 90-days Non-Imm-O "retirement visa" which you get issued by the E-Visa online system of a Thai embassy. For this visa you can EITHER show the equivalent of 800,000 THB in your home bank account, OR original documents showing a monthly income of a minimum of 65,000 THB.

This visa allows you to enter and get stamped in for a 90-days stay permit. The visa itself becomes "used" or UNVALID upon entry.

After you entered, you are in Thailand on a "stay permit". And this stay permit you can get "extended" on Immigration for one year.

For the application to this "extension of the stay permit based on retirement", you need the 800,000 THB in your Thai bank account (on the day of application the money must have been in your THAI bank account since 2 months). . . . .

As a British, Australian, Canadian or US American citizen, you cannot use the monthly income proof, because your embassy does not issue any certified income affidavits. At least in the first year Extension of the Stay Permit, you need the minimum of 800,000 THB in your Thai bank account

KEEP IN MIND:

***for the application to the 90-days Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa, you can use the equivalent of 800,000 THB in your home bank account or in any account anywhere in the World as long as you can prove it is in your name

***for the application to the extension, Immigration only accepts the 800,000 THB on a Thai bank account.

Non o from UK based on marriage is £10k final balance on your UK latest monthly bank statement. Upload the pdf file

This one is for those applying for a Non O visa based on marriage to a Thai national. This is the regular Non-O visa based on retirement.

Also, you don’t need to show any funds if you meet the monthly income requirement, whether it’s for retirement or marriage.

If applying on the basis of Thai family, then yes. The non-O based on retirement is 800,000.