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What are the financial requirements for obtaining a 90-day Non-O spousal visa from the Thai embassy in the UK?
Oct 25, 2021
5 years ago
AliJames *****
ORIGINAL POSTERBefore my post, just want to show my appreciation to the admins of this group, for letting people openly express their visa concerns/issues regarding Thailand without instilling the fear of having their posts cancelled, merely because admins can't solve them (unlike other groups).
I'd like to ask anyone out there who has experience with the Thai embassy in the Uk. I'm hoping to get a 90 day Non-O spousal/family visa when I visit there in March. On the website it just asks for "financial documents" (among others) when applying for the visa but it doesn't state what financial requirements they are looking for. So as each embassy is different, does anybody know the financial requirements for getting this kind of visa from the UK embassy? Thank you.
I'd like to ask anyone out there who has experience with the Thai embassy in the Uk. I'm hoping to get a 90 day Non-O spousal/family visa when I visit there in March. On the website it just asks for "financial documents" (among others) when applying for the visa but it doesn't state what financial requirements they are looking for. So as each embassy is different, does anybody know the financial requirements for getting this kind of visa from the UK embassy? Thank you.
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A user is seeking guidance on the financial requirements for obtaining a 90-day Non-O spousal visa from the Thai embassy in the UK. They express appreciation for the community's open discussions regarding visa issues. While some commenters mention that there is no set financial figure, it's noted that applicants typically need to demonstrate sufficient funds to support themselves and their families in Thailand. Specific figures mentioned include 400,000 baht for marriage visas and ongoing discussions around health insurance requirements for entering Thailand.
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Ron *******
Here you go. Direct from the London Thai Embassy website.
Note that you now require the exact same insurance for a Non O retirement,as you do for a Non O-A visa
Note that you now require the exact same insurance for a Non O retirement,as you do for a Non O-A visa
Wannikea *********
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the 100,000 (now 50,000) covid coverage insurance is a requirement for everyone entering Thailand, doesn't matter what visa, tourist, ED, Non O.Ron *******
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anybody entering Thailand on Non O or O-A or an extension of those visas now require $100,000 or 3.3 million baht health insurance which INCLUDES Covid cover. The $50,000 cover doesn't apply to those visas or extensions when entering Thailand.Watch what's coming to extensions for retirement and for those applying for Extensions and applying for Non O visas inside Thailand.
It's going to be same as applying for Extensions of Non O-A visas
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only a proposal and the insurance requirement (not including covid entry coverage) only for OA visaRon *******
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Ron ******
Thanks for the reply, I appreciate you going to the trouble to get this, but this is for non-o/o-a/o-x retirement. I'm looking for a Non-o family/spousal visa. Of which I think the requirements are different. AliJames *****
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Yes but the issue here is that where it says "Financial Evidence" it doesn't say what the actual requirements are. I have been working in Thailand under a non-b for 2 years which will get cancelled at the end of the year. I want to switch to this non-o visa but I don't know if they will accept Thai bank statements showing a monthly salary coming in. Or if there is a limitation to the monthly salary or what. I guess I'll just have to call them tomorrow, wondered if anyone on here had got it from the embassy there before. Wannikea *********
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financial requirements for Non O retirement extension in country is 65,000 a month for the previous 12 months from abroad.Ron *******
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Sorry, no idea what they require.Reply to
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sorry. I never looked at that optionReply to
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Marraige visa 400K baht.
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Not in the UK. It was 3 months of bank statements showing a minimum balance of £1400 for the 90 day Non Imm O.AliJames *****
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Do they accept Thai bank balances? Do you know?Reply to
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Not all Thai embassies/consulates require this...Reply to
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ORIGINAL POSTERThank you very much.
Stuart *********
I’m not sure there is a set figure. They want to see you have enough funds available to support yourself and family while in Thailand. If you need to contact them it’s usually best via Facebook messenger.
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