If I have an extension of stay based on "retirement" and using the monthly international transfers of at least 65,000 baht into my Thai bank, what happens if I leave Thailand for 3 months, and miss a month or two of transfers while away? Does it invalidate my CURRENT extension and invalidate my re entry permit?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
If you hold a Thai retirement visa extension based on monthly international transfers of at least 65,000 baht and leave Thailand for three months, missing one or two transfers during that period does not invalidate your current extension or your re-entry permit. Your extension remains valid as it was granted based on last year's transfers. It is advisable to maintain the required transfers while away to avoid future complications.
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thanks Tod. Yes I knew that, thanks. I just wondered if, like the banked 800,000 baht, if I fail to meet the requirements during my extension that it may put me in overstay or cancel it.
nope, not at all. as I said you got the extension you're on using the monthly transfers from the previous 12 months before they gave you the extension. You could have stopped transferring money in the day you got your extension and it'd still be valid for the year. (You just wouldn't be able to use monthly income next year is all)
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