What documents do I need for a NON-O visa extension in Thailand, and can both my wife and I use joint funds for the requirement?

Good luck finding a nearby Thai embassy to get the trailing spouse the type O to follow your visa we are looking for this too vietine loas embassy no longer offer this type visa if you find out any news we would appreciate your help.

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Concerning the 800k฿ for year extension, SHOULD you go for the individual non imm. O, you both have to have 800k฿ in individual bank accounts. So two separate. When having a joint account it must be double, so 1,6 million. But....if you have an income of more than 65k฿ a month each, you still can get an affidavit (income statement) from your embassy. Also a combination method is possible. So money bank account plus 'year income' together, must be over 800k฿ each. And take care the money must be in the account 2 months before your year extension request.

Best to drop into immigration and ask exactly what they require. Don't usually need to wait long to ask a question and it seems not all offices ask for exactly the same things.

Theoretically it's possible for one of you to get a 1 year extension for retirement, and then the other one gets a trailing spouse extension based on the other. Some offices will allow it and some won't if both are over 50. Again you'd need to ask whichever immigration office is local to where you'll be living. This would involve the other spouse having to travel to a neighboring country to apply for a new non-O before being able to get the longer extension.

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Here's a general guideline, but each office has their own requirements so you're best off going to the office you will be using each year beforehand and asking for an updated list of requirements.

If you both plan on getting your own retirement extensions then you'll both need your own account in your name only, with the required amount in the account. The requirements should be similar year to year but regulations changes and offices change their policies, which is why you should go ask for an updated list each year.