What are the steps to document income for a Non-O retirement visa in Thailand?

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If I may go back to Mark's question is it ok to document the 800,000 THB from a brokerage account in the USA with stocks, ETF's and mutual funds? Thanks

@Mark *******

okay, it seems you got your wires crossed somewhere.

As Robert pointed out you either transfer in to the country from abroad 800K baht into a thai bank account in your name only OR you transfer IN to the country into a thai bank account in your name only a minimum of 65K baht a month each month every month to show proof of funds.

At this time with what you said you have NO option to get a Non-O visa inside the country with the time you have left.

I'd say go to the thai consulate in Penang Malaysia, apply for a 90 day Non-O visa, using proof of funds from your bank in the US. Come in get stamped in for 90 days, THEN open a bank account and start either transferring in 65K baht a month into the account each month every month or transfer in 800K baht and leave it sit for 2 months before you apply for the year extension.

2.000 Thb are the cost at immigration, NO, no agents, nothing, this is a do it yourself page

i just deleted your question after you acknowledged with a thumb up you read my answer.

This page has zero tolerance to name visa agents, please delete that from your question or i will delete your membership.