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What is the policy regarding proof of funds for the 90-day report after receiving a Thai visa extension?

90-day report Thailand immigration Proof of funds NON-O visa Visa extensions Bank balance requirements

Feb 11, 2026

3 months ago

Proficien**********

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Wonder if immigration don't apply this to extensions done via an agent.

Proof of funds when completing 90 day report

I never used an agent and got this recently Jomtiem.

Is that the punishment for not using a friendly agent?

Using an agent to cover your funds could end up costly if they implement this.

A good earner for the friendly agent if it is implemented in the future.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

In Thailand, after receiving a 1-year visa extension, you may be required to show proof of funds during your first 90-day reporting. While some immigration offices consistently ask for updated bank statements to confirm compliance with the 800,000 THB balance requirement, others may only check during subsequent extensions. Concerns have been raised about the implications of using agents for extensions and reporting.

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John **********

There are a few immigration offices that want you to show your bank balance at the 1st 90 day report after your extension to show you have maintained the 800k balance in your bank but most just check when you go for the subsequent extension which they will refuse if the requirements of the current extension are not met.

3 months ago

Graeme *******

Well I just did a 90 report today at immigration, passport handed over new slip attached, see you on May 11th. Nothing else.

3 months ago

Greg ***********

as your funds have to remain above 800,000 THB for three months after getting issued the 1-year extension, it is absolutely normal that Immigration at the first 90-days report after you got your extension issued, will ask for your updated bankbook in order to check that you have not violated the rules on the upkeep of the funds

3 months ago

Pete **********

Now some people will start panicking.

3 months ago

Proficien**********

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