I went onto the Dutch embassies web site and went through the information very carefully. As i married it’s says for a fee of 175 € i can get a 12 month multiple entry visa with showing minimal funds. Nothing is mentioned about having Thai bank account with 400,000 which everyone mentions? So I am confused. I do know that it is not needed for the 3 month non- o. I hope someone can explain please and Thank you
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around the process and requirements for obtaining a 12-month multiple entry Non-O visa based on marriage from the Dutch embassy. The key points clarified are that the 400,000 THB in a Thai bank account is not mandatory for the initial visa application, which only requires minimal funds in a home bank account. The visa allows stays of up to 90 days per entry with the necessity to exit and re-enter every three months unless extended. Furthermore, the yearly extension of stay requires significant financial proof, including bank statements or evidence of consistent income.
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