What is the minimum monthly income required for a marriage visa in Thailand?

Before or after deduction

@Paul ******

, then honestly the best 'fit' for a visa for you would be to go to a thai consulate and get a 90 day single entry Non-O visa based on marriage. That would stamp you in for 90 days and you could extend that by 60 more days at the immigration office for 1900baht too.

Seeing as you're only here 100days a year, it doesn't make sense to get a year long visa that you'll use only once. Just get a 90 day single entry visa from a thai consulate in a nearby country like Vientiane, Savannakhet, Ho Chi Minh City or Seoul.

The consulates I mentioned do NOT require proof of funds to issue that visa.

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@Lance ******

asked. How about stating where you are now and if you're in thailand what type of visa you're on. There are a few choices but we need those answers to give you accurate advice

Okay let's get this straightened out

IF you are using income as the means to hit the financial requirements to get a yearly extension of stay INSIDE the country at the immigration office you get a notarized letter from your consulate here in thailand stating you get at least 40K baht a month in income from abroad,

OR

You provide your work contract here, your work permit, your pay stubs and your tax invoices showing you make at least 40K baht a month inside the country.

Those are the ONLY two ways to meet the financial requirements by using the income method