From : [members only] - are the references to 'both' (applicant & spouse) having either the minimum 40,000 income, or having the 400,000 balance correct now ? And is the reference to a '3 month' seasoning of the financial levels correct/ in current use ? Thanks.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The inquiry revolves around the financial prerequisites for a marriage extension visa in Thailand. Specifically, it questions whether both the applicant and spouse must meet the income of 40,000 THB or have a balance of 400,000 THB, as well as if there is a '3 month' seasoning period for these financial levels. Commenters clarify that immigration regulations can vary by office, with an emphasis on the requirement that funds typically need to be in the applicant's name, and that joint accounts may or may not be accepted depending on individual immigration office policies.
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