What are the requirements for extending a Non-O visa for a year with a Thai child?

Jun 9, 2022
3 years ago
Seb *****
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Good morning! I would like please to get information about 1 years extension NON-O visa with Thai kid.

I called immigration and they said I only have to provide 400,000 thb in my Thai bank account for my case. But I m working in Thailand I have work permit and I heard that I can also provide proof that I get at least 40k THB by month to get non o visa with Thai kid.

So can you please confirm if it’s right or not and if someone already did it without 400k thb on thai bank account? And if you can also send me the official document to show it at immigration counter please πŸ˜‰

Thanks again πŸ™πŸ»
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks confirmation on the requirements for a one-year extension of a Non-O visa, specifically for parents of Thai children. They received information that they need to have 400,000 THB in a Thai bank account but are also aware that proving a monthly income of at least 40,000 THB may suffice for the application. Community members suggest verifying with the local immigration office to obtain the list of requirements, indicating that legal employment with the stated salary could potentially qualify for the extension. Some discussions clarify the distinction between initial visa issuance and extensions based on financial proof.
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Tod *********
Are you wanting to get the initial 90 day Non-O visa based on raising a thai child (one that you have legal parental rights of) OR are you wanting to get a year extension of stay?

I ask because I don't think you can use the 40K baht a month legal salary here in thailand as financial proof to get the initial 90 day Non-O visa issued only the 400K baht banked money
Tod *********
@Seb ****
you should be able to get the year extension using legal employment here without any issue at all as long as your salary was over 40K baht a month AND they usually only ask for the past 3 months of salary documents. GO to your immigration office and talk to someone because legally working here at a salary of 40K baht a month or more to meet the financial requirements for raising half thai children IS an option
Henry *********
Can't you get an Extension based in your employment?
James ********
@Seb ****
what is your home country passport?
James ********
Do you have proof of the 40,000 Thai baht income for the prior 12 months?
James ********
@Seb ****
best wishes for success in obtaining your One year extension of stay as father of Thai child.

Comments closed.
James ********
@Seb ****
then suggest you ask your local Thai immigration office.

And re read the reply from
@Tod ********
James ********
@Seb ****
You need to show proofs of prior 12 months of the income earned in Thailand.

Suggest you go in person to your Thai immigration office and ask them for their list of requirements.

How many months of 40,000 Thai baht earned income in Thailand can you now show to Thai immigration?
James ********
Suggest you walk in to your local Thai immigration office Android them for their list of requirements for the Non O as father of Thai child.

That way you will know what they require.
James ********
@Seb ****
yes... that is the guideline for the application process. But again...ask your local Thai immigration office for their list of requirements.
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