What are the options to extend a single-entry non-immigrant O visa in Thailand?

@Tod ********

thank you

@Γιώργος ***********

Nope, in order to meet the financial requirements you must have the money in an account in your name only.

IF you use a joint account you would need TWICE the amount required (if it's for retirement you'd need 1.6 million baht, and if its for marriage you'd need 800K baht) That's because the immigration office looks at the balance in your joint account as only half yours.

@Geoff ******

nope, 90 day Non-O visas cannot be extended by 30 days :/ You can get a yearly extension or a 60 day visit thai family extension (if you're married to a thai or are the parent of half thai kids). Those are the only two choices

Tod Daniels i have A thai bank accound in two names mine and my thai wife

Can i use this to transfer the money?? Or must be only to my name??

Thanks

@Geoff ******

remember on the year-long, multi-entry Non-O visa you have to exit and re-enter the country every 90 days to get another 90 day stamp. That's how that visa works.

The only visa that would let you come in and get stamped in for a year would be the Non-Immigrant Type O-A (Long Stay) visa from the thai consulate in your country before you come here. It requires a police background check and a medical certificate AND proof of funds (but you can use the money in your bank account in your country to meet it).