Hi Everyone,
I am due to renew my Non-O retirment visa next week.
Unfortunately, due to Covid related financial turbulence, I was not always able to maintain funds in my Thai bank account this year. I have now reorganised my finances, and once again have over 800K in my account, but it has only been there for 6 weeks. Previously my account was well under 400K.
Will this be a problem? How strict is the renewal process about these funds, or do you think the immigration officers will show understanding of the fact that the past year has caused exceptional problems for many people? If it will be a problem is there an advice or help i can get to still renew my visa?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is concerned about renewing their Non-O retirement visa due to previous financial difficulties that affected their bank balance. They have now maintained over 800K THB in their account for only 6 weeks after previously being below 400K. The responses indicate that immigration officers are strict about the financial requirements, including the need for funds to be seasoned for a minimum period. Suggestions include exploring potential options like cancelling the current extension and applying for a Covid extension to reset their status.
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