What types of income are accepted for extending a Non-Immigrant O retiree Visa in Thailand?

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if your legalized affidavit of income shows less than 65,000.- THB a month, Immigration MIGHT allow you to use the "combination method". This means that a deposit on your Thai bank account (some immigration accept it only if it is 400,000 THB and above, some other allow less than 400,000 THB) plus the monthly income, together are above a yearly 800,000.- THB. Ask your immigration if they accept the combination method for a first "1-year extension of stay". If they do, keep in mind that on the day of application to the EOS, the deposit part must have seasoned in your account for a minimum of two months

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Thai Immigration will accept ANY form of income, as long as the German Embassy Bangkok or one of the German Honorary Consuls has issued a legalized affidavit of a monthly income of a minimum of 65,000.- THB to you (current exchange rate applied).

If you come from a country that your embassy will notarize an income letter they’ll accept that otherwise you need 800k in a Thai bank in your name showing it came in as a foreign transfer two months before you apply

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If you are from a Country where your embassy will not certify your income then its 800k in your Thai bank account a MNINMUM OF 2 MONTHS BEFORE YOUR APPLICATION DATE FOR YOUR 1YR EXTENSION.

The ONLY proof of income they will accept for your first 1 year extension is a document from your embassy that verifies your income.

If your embassy does not provide this service then the only option is 800,000 in your Thai bank account.

Income that your embassy can provide you document.