Not sure if I’m lucky, or just maybe have done things correctly. My wife had a phone call from our local BB manager requesting we call into the office with some paperwork with regard to my account with them. For her it was her Thai ID, marriage certificate and house book. For me it was passport with current long term visa, bank books and driving licence. She did say there was no problem just a check up to see all was in order. We were there a max 30minutes while she checked everything and gave the all clear. She confirmed I would have no problems getting the 12 months bank statements and bank letter required in order to apply for my next retirement extension. I then visited immigration who confirmed there wouldn’t be a problem changing from monthly 65k transfers to 800k banked money method for my next extension.
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The post discusses a successful interaction with a local bank manager regarding the necessary paperwork for a retirement visa application in Thailand. The author shared their experience of providing required documents during a check-up, which confirmed they could transition from a monthly income requirement for their Non-O visa to an 800k baht banking method for their extension. A comment suggests potential clarification on financial requirements and motivations for this change.
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Your comment suggests you are moving away from the Non O based on marriage (banking 65k a month when it states it can be as little as 40k) to the 800k method, it's actually 400k when married.
May I ask you for your reasons, are you getting a lot of hassle with the visa based on marriage and which office is it?
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