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Which Thai banks provide documentation for a Non-O visa application?

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Aug 3, 2025

a day ago

Peter ***************

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I'm applying for a Non-0 visa; which Thai banks would provide a letter and a one year statement showing my monthly deposits of 65,000 baht?

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The user inquires about Thai banks that would issue a letter and a one-year statement to verify monthly deposits of 65,000 baht for a Non-O visa application. A commenter notes that the requirements vary depending on whether the application is made at an embassy or within Thailand. They explain that for an initial 90-day Non-O visa, one needs to provide 3 months of proof of income (regardless of the bank) when applying at an embassy. If applying in Thailand, proof of income must be embassy-certified, or the applicant must show 800,000 baht in their Thai bank account. The commenter also suggests that Thai banks such as Kasikorn, Bangkok Bank, and SCB are commonly used by foreigners for such documentation.

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Brandon ************

You're apply for the initial 90 day non-O visa? Where are you applying? At a Thai embassy or in Thailand at immigration?

If you're applying at the embassy, you only need 3 months of proof of income for most embassies, and it can be from any bank, in Thailand or not.

If you're applying inside of Thailand, you cannot use income unless it's proof of income from your emabassy. The only options for an initial 90 day non-O visa is embassy certified income or proof of 800,000 in your Thai bank account. These are also the only 2 options for the first 1-year extension. Even if you can show 10 years of deposits, it will not be accepted for the initial visa or the first 1-year extension. You can only start using proof of international transfers for year 2. Any Thai bank can provide you that information, but the primary ones used by foreigners are Kasikorn, Bangkok Bank and SCB.

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Peter ***************

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@Brandon ***********

Thanks for responding so quickly. I'm applying at a Thai Immigration office. Years past, I had maintained a bank 800k balance with one bank, while making 65k monthly deposits in a different bank's account. Due to health reasons, I had to withdraw the 800k and used it. You leave me with the understanding that I won't be able to use my deposits every month for visa purposes, because I didnot properly establish a bank history, having two bank accounts in two different banks.

a day ago

Monzi *************

@Peter **************

- yes you can. I used the 65K monthly deposit to renew my Non. Imm O (retirement visa) as long as it shows it as an international transfer every month

I went to the bank updated my bank book

Got statements printed out for the 12 months

Got the certificate from the bank

All the other paperwork needed & photos and took it I main immigration in my city and I was granted the renewal on the monthly international transfer into my Thai bank account

If it’s a renewal that you are referring to

a day ago

Peter ***************

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@Monzi ************

It is a renewal. Unfortunately, I am using information from two separate banks, one that had 800k in it, another one with a continuing deposit of 65+k for over 2 years. Just curious, which bank are you using?

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Graham ******

@Peter **************

You cannot progress the initial Non-O in country without the 800k but you can travel to another neighbouring country and get it there using the "income" methos, check their websites to choose which best suits you. You will then need the 800k seasoned in time for your extension.

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