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I am planning to apply a non o retirement visa from my home country. After staying 3 months in Thailand when i apply for extension do i need to have that 800 000b in thai account?
Can someone tell me if the 800,000 baht for retirement visa has to be in the bank for 2 months or 3 months before applying? I already have the 90 day O visa
When you apply for an O visa inside Thailand to eventually get the 12 month extension (based on retirement), at what point does the 800k bht need to go into your bank account?
Can somebody confirm how many months before and after retirement visa renewal can the seasoned funds drop to 400,000 before having to return to 800,000 baht
I just got my 1 year extension for my non immigration O retirement visa. I have had the 800,000 baht in my bank account. Can I take some of that money and re-deposit it back into the account the next day or 2. We have a celebration and it’s just for show.
I was wondering about the retirement visa..after you have shown you have the necessary 800,000 baht in the bank..does it have to remain in the bank untouched or can you with withdraw some or all of it if needed..I'd be grateful for some advice as I'm interested in retiring in Thailand
I just gave advice to a mate then thought wouldn't hurt to double check I'm right. For applying for a retirement extension can he combine 2 Thai bank accounts in his name only to make it up to the required 800 thou. ? Cheers
FYI all. I applied for my Retirement Visa extension yesterday and had to return in the afternnon and bring back an older bank book that showed where the 800,000 baht came from. I have 2 accounts, one for the Retirement Visa and another for day to day expeneses. I had transferred the money from one account to another. Even though the 800,000 baht needs seasoning of only 2 months, the funds transferred must appear over the past 12 month period in your bank statements. This was Jomtiem. I hope this is not confusing.