I recently got married in Thailand, I then applied for the "Marriage" Visa and after a short time the Immigration summoned me with my wife and a neighbor who testified various things, etc .., etc .. everything OK. Now I have to go in early June, at the expiry of the Visa I have now (Non O) to have the Marriage Visa put on my passport. For my peace of mind I ask this question: "In early June, Immigration will again want me to prove that I have kept the minimum of 400,000 Baht on my account up to then?".
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquired whether Immigration will require proof of maintaining 400,000 Baht in their account when applying for a Marriage Visa in June. Responses indicated that while some immigration offices may ask for this proof during the application process, others might not. It was noted that as long as the user had maintained the required funds for 60 days before their application, there might not be a need to present further evidence. Clarifications were made regarding the status of the user's Non O visa and the transition to a Marriage Visa, as well as experiences shared by others in similar situations.
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