Answered7 years ago

What are the financial requirements for a Non O (spouse) Visa application at the Thai Consulate in Australia?

Non O Visa Visa Application Thai Consulate Melbourne Financial Requirements Expat Visa Rules Thailand Immigration

Alan *******

asked Oct 25, 2019

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Has anyone applied for a Non O (spouse) Visa in Australia? The Consulate in Melbourne are telling me I need $8,000 AUD, but from what I can see on the application form, this is for a Multi Entry Tourist Visa. For a Non Immigrant Visa it states 20,000 THB per person, or 40,000 THB per family. Confusion reigns!

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The discussion revolves around the financial requirements for applying for a Non O (spouse) Visa at the Thai Consulate in Melbourne, Australia. The original poster is confused by differing information about the required bank balance, noting that the consulate requested $8,000 AUD, while the application form indicates a requirement of 20,000 THB per person. Other commenters added to the confusion, discussing various financial thresholds for visas at different consulates and how those differ from extension applications at local immigration offices.

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Robert *******

I just close and delete comments made out of the blue. Please if you try to tell rules, regulations, application methods and requirements are changed back it up with something. Not I did apply and I needed to show my new driving license and had to tell the color of my fathers bicycle. As it sound strange, people do read your comment and directly believe that multiple confirmed flights are needed to get a Single Entry visa for Thailand. How do you enter multiple times on a single entry is a riddle for me, but people believe it

7 years ago

Robert *******

You prepared a bank account as told by the Embassy with a balance of 8000 AUD. I do not calculate exchange rates, but I guess it is more than the 20.000 Thb asked on the application form, more money in the bank is no problem. That is why they ask for a minimum and not a maximum.

7 years ago

Alan *******

Not afraid of anything, accurate info isn't that hard surely. If they mean it for the Non O Visa, say it on the form.

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7 years ago

Robert *******

So he is told wrong about the amount, but it is NO problem to have more money than the minimum. What are you guys so afraid off?

7 years ago

Stephen *********

I think that the section where $8,000 is mentioned is for multi entry Tourist visa.* Additional documents required for Tourist visa for Multiple Entries Copy of updated bank statement providing of adequate finances of AUD 8,000 per person (THB 200,000)

7 years ago

Robert *******

To feed the confusing, I do read the same as OP

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7 years ago

Randy **********

I thought the Non O based on being married to a Thai is 400k baht

7 years ago

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@Robert ******

yeah 200k at some and 400k at other consulates. So your initial statement isnt correct 😏

7 years ago

Robert *******

@Henry **********

yes, but only you. Everybody else has to meet the requirements set by that Thai Consulate or Embassy.

7 years ago

Randy **********

@Robert ******

OK so I can go to any consulate in the world and get a non o based on marriage without having to show any financial requirements. Cool thanks

7 years ago

Robert *******

That is for an application of an Extension of Stay based on marriage to a National at your local Immigration Office, nothing to do with an application for a Visa at a Thai Embassy or Consulate.

7 years ago