What paperwork do I need from my bank to renew my Non-O retirement visa in Thailand?

When I do an extension, I show a certificate from the embassy that I have an income of more than 65,000 baht every month. Don't need any money in the bank

In Pattaya the bank letter was valid for three business days. Don’t forget photocopies of all pages in your bank book and have each photocopy signed. As stated before make sure you bank book (passport) is updated the same day you go to immigration.

I asked my immigration office to write down instructions for my bank telling them exactly what was required so I didnt have to explain and get misunderstood.

Also check with your bank about the 1 year bank statement. My bank is Kasikorn. The statement was a couple of hundred baht and they produced it on the spot so it is very easy to do. Some banks make you wait a few days for a one year statement.

There are bank branches downstairs at Bangkok Immigration. Check to make sure that your bank has a branch there and has teller machines outside the branch.

you have a bank book don't you, would that be enough?

I would get a one year bank statement. The last one was over 10 pages long. They are just looking to see if you dropped below 800,000 which is easy to check with a quick scan of the statement. They aren’t examining each transaction. You also need to bank letter which is different than year statement. Both will be valid for a week at Bangkok Immigration. On the day I went to immigration I would make a cash withdrawal and update my bank book at the machines at my bank downstairs.

I also just had one account. I kept 800,000 + a 400,000 baht buffer and then transferred monthly expense money on top of that. I never had a problem about dropping below the 800,000 limit.

Need letter off bank for immigration

Need a 1 year bank statement up to the day you go do visa.

Bank book updated showing day you go do visa