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What options do I have if my 90-day Non-O visa is about to expire before my bank account funds can season?

Dec 22, 2025

2 days ago

Question? 90 day non-o visa expires 1/27/26… my book bank (800,000) just opened on 12/12/25… I am married to a Thai national (10 yrs), we just retired to Thailand I have everything but my visa will expire before the account ages for 2 months…. ? Do I ask for an extension on my current 90 day non-o? Or do I need to go online and apply for a new non-o and need to leave country and then return????

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking advice on what to do if their 90-day Non-O visa expires before their bank account meets the required seasoning of 800,000 THB, given they are married to a Thai national. The comments provide various suggestions, including applying for a possible extension based on marriage, checking the exact visa type, and exploring temporary travel options for re-entry to meet the requirements.

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Jeff *************

Im sorry to hear you didn’t get your funds taken care of right away, the rule is 60 days after funds are in you can apply for your 1 year extension but you have to have 14 days left on your original 90 non o,, I know it’s tough to get get it all done, the good thing is if you need to leave just go to Laos or someplace close and apply for your non o there and come back, a mini vacation to start your retirement

7 hours ago

Penny ******

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@Jeff ************

it took two weeks to get our docs translated we went straight to the bank, they said I need my Thai ID, the office told us we needed to get our ID in our district office … the rains and flooding stop us from traveling on to Sadao, so we went to the office another week passed … we had to get an appointment… another 4 days, we go to the appointment and we had to wait two more for the manager to sign off … we go to Siam Commercial they tell me I need a phone number just in my name, first time we heard that… we went KrugThai & Lotus … both said I need an A or X … so we went and got another SIM card in my name and went back to Siam Commercial and I am still waiting for an approval … supposed to get it Friday… then I read about Krugsri… and I opened

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with no hassle’s… we now have an appointment for Jan 5th for immigrations … this has been a real fiasco… but I am confident we will get thru it we have all our docs in order and marriage is recorded, I have my book bank, ID, yellow book, drivers license, TM30, and insurance… 🙏 hopefully everything goes smoothly on 5th🙏

6 hours ago

Jeff *************

@Penny *****

good luck, Merry Christmas 🎅

6 hours ago

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Jeff *************

Thorsten ********

This is a common timing issue. Most immigration offices will let you extend your current Non-O (often 30–60 days) so your bank funds can season, especially since you’re married to a Thai national no need to leave Thailand in many cases. For practical, up to date visa and travel tips, look up Landscape Hub