Has anyone applied for their first 12-month non-O retirement visa extension in Chiang Mai recently?
Should the 800,000 THB be in your account for two full calendar months or 60 days?
Answer summary
In Chiang Mai, applying for a 12-month non-O retirement visa extension requires the 800,000 THB to be in your account for two full calendar months, confirmed by comments indicating that immigration offices calculate this using full months (e.g., from January 5th to March 5th constitutes two months). Additionally, it's noted that the term 'retirement visa' is somewhat misleading as the initial entry visa is a 90-day Non-Imm-O visa, and the 12-month extension is an extension of stay rather than a renewal of the visa itself.
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