Advise please. I would like to renew my visa by showing an income to my Thai bank of $65,000 a month, unfortunately in September I only deposited $62,000 but in each month either side I deposited over $100,000 with transaction dates on the 4 th and the 29th either side. Will this pose a problem and should I stick to my agent. Visa due in Jan.
Thanks.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking advice on renewing their Thai visa by demonstrating a monthly income of $65,000. They note that for one month, September, they only deposited $62,000, while the two months before and after, they deposited over $100,000. Users in the comments clarify that Thai immigration requires a consistent minimum deposit of 65,000 Baht each month for 12 consecutive months for visa renewal. Many advise using an agent due to the strict regulations and express skepticism about being granted an exception for a shortfall, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the required financial standards.
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