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What are the requirements for the combination method of qualifying funds for a Thai visa renewal?
Jun 21, 2019
7 years ago
Terry **********
ORIGINAL POSTEROk, so just did my 90 day report in Koh Samui, So thought I'd include this for information.
No mention of the TM30.
While there I also enquired about using the combination method for the qualifying funds.
I do not want to bring money over while the rate is so low, so wanted to do it this way. The very helpful lady said that I have to show two documents from the bank. 1. As per normal, letter stating my current balance. 2. Letter showing international deposits on a monthly basis for the last 14 months.
She said it would be better to include the two month qualifying period as well.
Seems straightforward, but I renew in August, so let's see.
Hope it's helpful.
No mention of the TM30.
While there I also enquired about using the combination method for the qualifying funds.
I do not want to bring money over while the rate is so low, so wanted to do it this way. The very helpful lady said that I have to show two documents from the bank. 1. As per normal, letter stating my current balance. 2. Letter showing international deposits on a monthly basis for the last 14 months.
She said it would be better to include the two month qualifying period as well.
Seems straightforward, but I renew in August, so let's see.
Hope it's helpful.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user has recently completed their 90-day report in Koh Samui and provided insights regarding the combination method for qualifying funds for a Thai visa renewal. They learned that two specific bank documents are required: a letter stating the current balance and a letter showing international deposits for the last 14 months. The official advised including the two-month qualifying period as well. No mention of TM30 was made during the report. The user plans to renew their visa in August.
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