We recently discussed how the immigration would enforce the 400.000 THB rule with your non O visa. In Krabi immigration O was told that at my next 90 days show-up I need to prove my funds. Details were not given but it seemed like I will have to bring my bank book or another account statement from the bank.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation discusses the requirement for Non-O visa holders in Thailand to prove they have 400,000 THB in their bank account during their 90-day immigration report, particularly in Krabi. It is advised that applicants should bring their bank book or a bank statement to demonstrate their funds. A commenter shares that they weren’t asked for this proof in Jomtien upon extension renewal, raising concerns whether they should preemptively show their balance.
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