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What are the new requirements for the 90-day report regarding bank statements in Thailand?
90-day reportThai immigrationbank statement requirementsretirement visaNON-O visa800k methodexpat experienceThailand immigration procedures
Apr 29, 2026
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Ian ********
ORIGINAL POSTERDid my first 90 day report at yasothon IO today.The IO asked for my bank statements ,new rule, to check that I’d maintained my balance as required
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The discussion revolves around experiences with the recent requirement for bank statements during 90-day immigration reports in Thailand. Users share that the bank statement request, particularly for those on retirement extensions under the 800k method, may be a new trend, possibly special to initial reports after receiving a one-year extension. While some immigration offices have different policies, there is a consensus that maintaining the required bank balance is now being enforced more strictly. Users advise ensuring that bank books are updated before reporting to avoid issues.
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Greg *********
I think its best leaving the money in the account. I never touch it
Greg ***********
well, if that was your first 90-days report after you got issued the 1-year extension of stay permit, then this is the bankbook check if you have followed the rules for the upkeep of the 800,000 THB for a minimum of 3 months, during which the deposit cannot fall below 800,000 THB
NoA ******
Case by case. After 1year ed visa, I just came again Thailand by tourist visa. Immigration asked to check bank balance.
Chris **********
They know when they see the bank book so strange . If you do the the 90 day on line they won’t know !! Different offices have different requests. In Sriracha I have to update my bank book three months after my visa .
Andy ********************
Chris CliffordChris Clifford when you do a 90 day report or do you have to go show them on 3 months ?
Chris **********
Andy Peecpfc Youknowme only my old location in sriracha. Now in Hau Hin and here it’s not required. Best part by doing the online reporting is the immigration office remind you to complete the next one
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Ron ******
Ian Carman Technically you can do every 90-day report online after that initial one, provided you remain in the country, so yes, that makes sense. For subsequent extensions you will need to provide bank statements at which time they will see that you kept the 800k for three months after the extension date.
Graham ******
Ron Duke What if a retirement extension (800k method) got an initial 90 day under consideration stamp then, when you go back after 90 days to get your full year stamped in, you have to show the 800k was maintained for those "3 months". Maybe this is the way things are going.
Ian ********
ORIGINAL POSTERPretty sure the next one they won’t check .Probably just checking new people to make sure they understand and follow the rules
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Andy ********
I do find that part strange. You know update your bank book. The fact i have my bank online you would think that is more acurate. Because you can go in the bank update the book then step outside and draw money from an atm.
Danny *******
They check mine every year when we extend, so it seems redundant. I guess if you really don’t have one it could be a problem. 🤔
Will ************
If things go as I see them going they will be checking all those on retirement extensions based on the 800k method within 5 years , get your ducks lined up. Agents won’t be able to help.
Ken ************
@Will ***********
Dont believe they will do that as it will kill the economy with the number of Expats that will be affected and the loss of income for thai staff through agencies. Total insanityJohn ********
@Will ***********
Crystal Balls on sale at your local Makro 😂😂Will ************
John Robert no but they are going to have a good sort out in the near future
John ********
@Will ***********
I could care less, mate.My 1M just sits there, no interest, no worries.
Now, the Crystal Balls are flying off the shelve at this Makro. I’m in line.
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Ian ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Will ***********
it wouldn't surprise me because ATM they only find out when you apply for the next 1 year extensionReply to
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Sebastian ********
Different offices = different rules.
Graeme *******
For which visa is that
Graham ******
Graeme Drake that would be retirement extension by the 800k method (800k maintained for the first 3 months of the extension)
Graeme *******
Graham Seal ok, the immigration offices certainly differ in their ways but that's the way it is.
Simone *******
Graham Seal - Interesting. Never had that before and am Phuket based.
Graham ******
Simone Rawai it's now becoming a thing so it's best to do a small deposit or withdrawal and update your bank book before arriving at Immigration.
Ian ********
ORIGINAL POSTERIt might just be for the first report after getting my first 1 year extension
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