What should I do if my funds were briefly below the required 400K during my annual extension application in Thailand?

@Frank *********

He only sends to people who are perfect and never in their life made mistakes.

Unfortunately you don’t qualify. 🤣

@David *******

💯.. and you probably saved yourself a bit of 'stress' wondering for months what the final outcome was going to be.

@Rene *******

you asked what seasoning means not what are the seasoning requirements. Different visas have different requirements.

@Pete ******

ok, retirement here with 800,000 in bank

@Tom ******

again that's up to the discretion of your immigration office. I have seen reports of people successfully supplying documents from two banks, being in a similar situation as you.

Edit: and by similar I mean their account dipped too low, for whatever reason, but they could provide evidence that they have over 400K in Thai banks at all times.

Other reports say their immigration accepted that it was just for a few minutes/hours and at closing time of the day the amount was correct.

Best advice anyone could give you is ask your local immigration. Everything could be just fine, or they will tell you your options. One could be the 60 day "visit family" extension.

@Tom ******

for this 60-days "family visit" extension you need to show Immigration a freshly printed "Kor Ror 22" from the Amphur office. A "marriage registry printout" that shows your marriage has been registered inside Thailand and is still ongoing

@Tom ******

If you're married you should be entitled to the 60 days extention of stay for 1900bt.

@Steve ******

If they haven’t used that option before and like everything here at the discretion of the office they use.

@Stuart ********

Obviously if they haven't used it already. I don't know any Immigration offices that don't issue it.

@Steve ******

I don’t know the policies of the other 80+ offices either. I know Phuket will issue them if they haven’t used them but some offices may or may not.