What should I do if I've missed the 800k baht requirement for my Thai visa renewal?

@Greg **********

And while that's nice of you to share with us the police order, in reality it's useless. It's totally up to your Thai Immigration office to set its requirements for the one year extension of stay as retired.

Therefore, ASK YOUR LOCAL THAI IMMIGRATION OFFICE FOR THEIR REQUIREMENTS.

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@ *************

𝗲𝘅𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 Andy Brittan sadly that was a near total failure 🙁

I know exactly what will happen as I recently was with someone who had done a similar thing. (he'd thought the terms were keep the money in 90 days after the extension when it is really written as 3 MONTHS after and he pulled it out two days too soon 🙁 )

When you go for your next extension you will be told IF you go forward with the process you will have been on overstay since the date you failed to keep the terms of the extension <- so you'll be on almost a year overstay (which would ban you automatically from the country).

Before June you're going to have to get OFF this current extension, (by leaving the country without a re-entry permit) come in free stamp, then meet the requirements to first get a 90 day Non-O visa inside the country (based on marriage or retirement) and then after that get a new year extension.

That's the only way to "wipe the slate clean" and get back on track.

@Andy ********

you didn't fullfil the requirement for banked money 3 months after submission.

Be prepared that you have to start again the visa submission if the immigration officer see this in your Bank statement.