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What are the requirements for obtaining a 90-day Non-O visa in Thailand, especially regarding bank fund documentation?

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Gi ****

asked Jun 30, 2026

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Hello all. I am relocating to Thailand in Aug(24) specifically and planned to get a Non O 90 days to start my yearly retirement visa (over 50). 

I have just started the online visa today because I did not want to do it too early before my travels. When doing the application, I was not aware of me having to need 800k thb in my accounts back home for 3 months. 

I have enough money in my accounts, I just need to move some around between my investment account, etc. Which I planned to do asap as well.

Can I upload my brokerage investment accounts showing cash in there?

Or can I not get the Non O this time and have to go in as exemption? 

Then have to leave again to try the process again :/

Any help would be appreciated.

Answer summary

The user is applying for a 90-day Non-O visa for retirement in Thailand and is uncertain about the requirement of showing 800,000 THB in their account for three months. They inquire if brokerage investment accounts can be used for documentation, based on varying advice from community members about acceptable forms of financial proof and requirements for submitting bank statements.

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Alex ****

For approximately $800 any visa agent in Thailand will be able to facilitate a 15 month retirement visa for you.

With ZERO money in bank account, that is!

4 months ago

Clarence *****

I APPLY for 90days Non-Immigrant O Visa with prove of Investment fund.they rejected me, only prove of fund in bank for 3 months before Visa application is accepted.

4 months ago

Tod *********

@Clarence ****

what consulate did you apply through?

4 months ago

Clarence *****

@Tod ********

Royal Thai Embassy in my own country

4 months ago

Clarence *****

Royal Thai Embassy in Singapore.and share with you, I went to Chiang mai immigration today for 1 year extension,which my 90 days visa will expire end July(Non-Immigrant O,family of Thai national), Immigration officer remind me that,I can withdraw fund out after extension approved, but minimum 400k Thai baht have to be in my Thai bank account 2 months before my next year Visa renewal

4 months ago

Tod *********

@Clarence ****

𝗥𝗼𝘆𝗮𝗹 𝗧𝗵𝗮𝗶 𝗘𝗺𝗯𝗮𝘀𝘀𝘆 𝗶𝗻 𝗺𝘆 𝗼𝘄𝗻 𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗿𝘆 😮 and that country was what?

There is no requirement that the total amount of the funds be in the bank for 3 months before you apply for the visa.

The requirement is you submit 3 months of bank statements and that the required funds are in the account when you submit the application

4 months ago

Bruce ***********

I sent my last three months bank stmts and investment balance. It was ok.

4 months ago

Alon *******

I had my bank (PNC) give me a letter showing I had the funds in the bank and it was sufficient enough to get the Non-O visa.

4 months ago

Graham ******

Do you have regular income because of your 3 month bank statements show income of at least 65k Baht per month that will be accepted while you move your investments which will be needed to transfer to Thailand for your extension?

4 months ago

Clarence *****

@Graham *****

I do not have regular income during 90days visa application. As for extension, you can refer my reply toTod Daniels🙂

4 months ago

Tod *********

Non-Immigrant visas are valid for 3 months from the date they're issued <- meaning you have that long to ENTER thailand once the visa is issued to you via email. You can apply a couple months early no issue at all

You don't need the 800K or the equivalent in the bank for 3 months in your country you need 3 months of bank STATEMENTS and you have to show 800K or the equivalent in the account when you apply

Whether you can use a brokerage account or not I don't know, upload it and they'll send you a request for more documentation if they won't accept it

You might as well apply for the 90 day Non-O and see how it goes

4 months ago

Gi ****

@Tod ********

Thanks for the reply. Yeah, I was caught off guard by needing to show it in my checking this early. I was thinking of making a trip to the local office to ask but i wasn't sure if I applied, I would lose money to get denied for showing my brokerage and not checking account.

4 months ago