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What are the requirements for applying for a Marriage Visa renewal in Thailand, specifically regarding the bank deposit duration?
May 5, 2025
a year ago
David ********
ORIGINAL POSTERI am applying for a Marraige Visa renewal, I use the 400k baht deposit route. On initial application last year I had 400k deposited 60 days prior to applying. Is it the same for renewals, I have read somewhere that renewal requires 90 days prior to applying.
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When applying for a Marriage Visa renewal in Thailand, the requirement is to have 400,000 baht deposited in a bank account for a minimum of 2 calendar months before the application. It's important to note that each year's application is considered a new application for an Extension of Stay, not a renewal. Additionally, it’s advisable to check with your local Immigration Office for any recent changes in requirements.
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Frank **********
Check with your Immigration Office if there is anything new. I went to the Office in Maha Sarakham to renew mine for the 3d year. They got a new boss and they required a few more items then last year.
Graham ******
You are not renewing anything (and certainly not a Visa). It is a new application for an Extension of Stay (based on marriage) just as the previous year.
John **********
Every year is a new application, not a renewal. So yes you need the money in your account for 2 calendar months before applying
David **********
2 months, retirement is 90 days
Graham ******
@David *********
Retirement is also 2 months (unless the 90 day rule is specific to one Immigration Office)David **********
@Graham *****
Sorry my bad, 60 days before and 90 days after, the money has to stay in the bank.Brandon ************
@David *********
not 60 days. 2 months. And 3 months after, not 90 days.David **********
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Stuart *********
It’s two calendar months before applying.
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