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What are the requirements to extend my 90-day Non-Immigrant Visa to a one-year spouse visa in Thailand?

Visa Extension Non-Immigrant Visa Spouse Visa Bank Requirement Income Certification

Feb 19, 2024

a year ago

Surinder *******

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I just got my 90 days non immigrant visa in london.  Single entry to visit my spouse. What document do i need to extend to one year spouse visa got told i have to have 400000 in thai bank. I am still working in london can i show my pay slip as a income. Instead deposit in thai bank. Any advice welcome

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To extend your 90-day Non-Immigrant Visa to a one-year spouse visa in Thailand, you need to have ฿400,000 deposited in a Thai bank account for at least two months prior to applying. Unfortunately, the British embassy no longer certifies income, so you cannot use your pay slips as proof of income for this visa extension.

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Stephen ***********

Sadly the British Embassy do not participate in certifying income from British nationals.

a year ago

Declan **********

For the first year extension you will need the 400k in the bank deposited 2 months prior to applying for it because the British embassy no longer certify income. For the second year, if you deposit ฿40k+ every single month you can obtain the extension and further extensions that way instead.

a year ago

Surinder *******

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@Declan *********

thanks for advice

a year ago

Mohit **********************

@Declan *********

do we need to show any documents to support the 40k coming into my the thai bank account

a year ago

Declan **********

@Mohit *********************

12 month statement and letter from bank that they were international transfers.

a year ago

John **********

@Mohit *********************

if your embassy provides an income affidavit then you use that, if it doesn't you can use monthly transfer but will need a full 12 months of transfers each and every before applying for the extension. It must show as coming from overseas on your bank statements and in your bank book which will be the proof.

a year ago

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