What are the financial requirements for the 90-day Non-O visa in Thailand?

Nongnuch Kamdee You do absolutely not need to show 800.000 THB for a 3 month visa, maybe I was wrong about the monthly amount, but I can assure you that you are wrong about the 800k

Steve Greir I think the author already mentioned retirement.

Mark Taylor the equivalent of 800k Baht in a bank account in your name will do it. Being an Aussie you should also consider the Non-OX which has more requirements but has benefits.

@Mark *******

you can apply for it inside Thailand if you enter on visa exempt or on a tourist visa IF you already have a Thai bank account as you need to transfer 800k baht from overseas to apply. Or you can apply at another consulate using the same criteria as if you applied at home, if you are allowed to apply there

Mark Taylor You can apply for the "change of visa type" from a tourist visa or a visa-exempt entry, to the initial 90-days Non-Imm-O retirement visa, after you arrived, on Immigration inside Thailand.

The requirements are posted on the Immigration website under Number 9

click onto it, a .pdf list of requirements will open.

The most important requirement is an ALREADY existing Thai bank account, a deposit of a minimum 800,000 THB already sitting in it, and a proof that the money came from abroad. And you will need a rental contract

The fee for the application to the visa is 2000.- THB. It will be issued for 14 days “under consideration”. After this waiting period, you visit Immigration and pick up the stamp.

As soon as the 800,000 THB have seasoned in your Thai Bank account for 2 months, you can apply for the “1-year extended stay permit”.

The “1-yearExtension of Stay” is not a “visa”. It is not a “retirement visa” or a “one year visa”. The 1-year Extended Stay Permit is a simple STAY PERMIT, and that’s what the stamp says!

The fee for the application to the 1-year Extension of the Stay Permit is 1900.- THB

Mark Taylor *** for the application to the 90-days Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa through the online E-Visa system of the Thai embassy in your home country or anywhere else (but not inside Thailand) you need:

EITHER

*** three months of bank account statements of a deposit of a minimum of equivalent of 800,000 THB in your home currency

OR

*** original documents over an income of a minimum of monthly 65,000 THB equivalent in your home currency

*** some embassies allow the combination of deposit and income if the total combined is more than equivalent of 800,000 THB in your home currency

THAT’S FOR THE VISA APPLICATION

*** For the application to the 1-year Extension of the Stay Permit on Immigration inside Thailand, you need:

EITHER

*** proof of a deposit of a minimum of 800,000 THB in your THAI (!) bank account. On the day you apply, you need the “bank letter of guarantee” that the deposit has already been sitting in your account for a minimum of two months.

OR

*** a legalized by your country’s embassy in Thailand income/pension affidavit over a minimum of monthly 65,000 THB.

Some Immigrations want to know the SOURCE of the income as well.

OR IF

*** your embassy does not issue an income affidavit anymore (that’s the embassies of UK, USA, Canada, Australia and Norway) you would need a 12 months bank statement over accumulated 12 months of consecutive monthly transfers into your Thai bank account, coded as having come from abroad, over a minimum of 65,000 THB. Month for month, not missing a single month.

Mark Taylor Only for the visa you need proof of income of at least Bath, for the marriage visa Bath. I think you have to back this income for at least 3 months. You can find the exact requirements on the Thai eVisa page.

No idea where you see 20 to 100k. You need 800k in a Thai bank for an in country visa or the equivalent of such in any bank when applying via the evisa system.

You don’t need to apply in your home country. That’s for a Non OA. A completely different visa.