What are the financial requirements for obtaining a ten-year visa in Thailand, particularly regarding gross versus net income?

Thai visa requirements 10-year visa financial requirements gross vs net income Thailand Elite visa retirement visa visa application process

Apr 9, 2018

7 years ago

Graeme **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

G’day. In relation to financial requirements for the issuing of a ten year visa.....specifically monthly income. There seems to be no indication as to whether net or gross income for the 100,000 THB per month is taken into account. Does anyone know. Thanks.

478

views

likes

all likes

replies

images

users

TLDR : Answer Summary

The inquiry discusses the financial requirements for a ten-year visa in Thailand, specifically whether the required 100,000 THB monthly income is based on gross or net figures. Responses clarify that for the Elite visa, there is a one-time fee without monthly income verification; however, in other cases like a retirement visa, the net income may be acceptable, but generally, using gross figures is recommended.

NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES

Go to the Retirement Visa Section for information on requirements, including age restrictions, financial requirements, and necessary documentation.
For immediate assistance, contact Thai Visa Centre directly via LINE at @ThaiVisaCentre or Email them.
Explore recent discussions by using the Non-O Retirement Visa tag in the search box at the top of the page.
Join the Thai Visa Advice Facebook Group to ask your questions, and get advice from others.

Graeme **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

I used net last time I applied for my 12 month retirement visa extension. But yeah, they didn’t check the supporting proof of income I provided. They only looked at the stat dec witnessed by my Embassy.

7 years ago

Tod *********

Always when you use the notary letter from your consulate you put gross figures.

7 years ago

Dustin *******

The only 10 year visa I can think of is the elite. For that one, I am pretty sure you just pay the fee once and nothing about monthly income.

7 years ago

Graeme **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

No, this a new 10 year visa that was introduced in August last year. Similar to retirement visa but no need to be renewed every twelve months, however, 90 day reporting is still required and there is an additional requirement for proof of health insurance

7 years ago

Tod *********

you are mistaken and the new O-X visa is for 10 years

7 years ago

Reply to

Tod *********

Thai Visa Advice

... members · 40% approval rate

The Thai Visa Advice group is a specialized Q&A forum for visa-related topics in Thailand, ensuring detailed responses.

Join the Group

Thai Visa Advice

View the Conversation