I have a 3 month non o retirement visa now like to exstention 1 year what form i use tm87 form
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TLDR : Answer Summary
To extend your 3-month Non-O retirement visa to one year, you should use the TM7 form, not the TM87, as the latter is for new visa applications. Also, keep in mind that there may be requirements regarding having a bank account when applying for the initial Non-O visa.
NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
Go to the Retirement Visa Section for information on requirements, including age restrictions, financial requirements, and necessary documentation.
For immediate assistance, contact Thai Visa Centre directly via LINE at @ThaiVisaCentre or Email them.
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I thought someone told me wrongly. She said can the travel visa for changing to non-o visa first, then use this non-o visa to open bank account. Is it strange?
Following this. Stuart, if I wud obtain my Non-O (retirement) via the thb 800k modality can I still obtain my 12 months extension based on 12-months proof of adequate monthly pension income deposited in my Thai bank account? Thanks for advising.
- i was under the impression you needed proof of pension/ salary and show that this monthy 65k plus was beimg transferred as an international each month. I have just switched from
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k rule and the immigration officer was not interested in seeing proof of my salary or 12 monthly 65k transfers. Told me to show this in 12 months time.
thanks. This proofs we can switch from the 800k rule to the monthly income rule (my pension coming from USA not Netherlands, even whilst I am Dutch nationality. As such Dutch Embassy will not issue visa, support letter). Will use UN Pension certificate to request 12 months extention at IO.
after the first year, and when you have at least 12 months of transfers into your account of at least bt65,000 every single month, never less, coming from an overseas source direct deposited into your account. This is very important. You can't just use ATM receipts as an example.
Depending on your passport country, immigration might want a notarized pension letter from your embassy