Has anyone applied with a Thai bank account statement?

Hello! I have heard that you need the 500k in your bank account for at least 3 months prior you send the application, is that true? thanks

Assuming you receive your 90 day non o retirement visa from evisa website

Am I correct in saying that the days start ticking down from the issue date ??

So if you then book your flight say to arrive 1 month later you then only have 60 days remaining on your visa ??

You then need to have your place of stay address sorted so that you can then open a bank account ( maybe 55 days left on your visa )

Then some days later you deposit 800000 baht into your account maybe ( 50 days left on your non o visa )

Ask your bank for a statement that shows your monies have been transferred from abroad

Then you take yourself off to immigration maybe when you have about 5 Days left on your non o visa taking your statement and confirmed address

AT THIS POINT DO YOU THEN APPLY FOR YOUR 12 MONTH EXTENSION

Me and my significant other aim to move to Thailand in a few months. We make music full time which makes around 7k a month gross, though we are considering doing a soft power (we don't officially run a registered business, very DIY). We have always shared funds from my account. Since we are self employed and share funds, what is the best course of action for obtaining a DTV for both of us?

We have the 500k baht each and make a good amount to our (my) main account, so not really a money issue - maybe just in the wrong places. Is there a monthly requirement for how much she should be making a month? What are the exact requirements for a soft power as far as income and documentation? Should we apply in the USA beforehand or try from Vietnam like many have suggested?

I'm mainly just looking for overall advice to our unique situation, and a general best course of action. Any advice is appreciated.

I’m moving to Thailand how do I get a retirement visa

Hi guys im a 55 yr young aussie wanting to spend most of my time in thailand but have no idea how to go about long term ( currently doing 30/ 40 days at a time)

Whats the best visa and where do i go to get it

Asking for a friend who has no FB account:

He has applied for an eVisa non-immigrant type O (Retirement) yet he scr*wed up the form and didn't provide the correct documents, even when he received a response that he should do that.

Finally, they rejected his request for insufficient documents.

His question: Can he enter Thailand on a tourist visa (after all this) and apply for a retirement visa in person over there? he prefers to do that this way.

**He meets all the requirements (Age, Money in his home bank account, etc)

Advice please: What are the advantages of going through the retirement visa process in Thailand when i get there, as opposed to doing the process in the UK before i go to Thailand, if any?

Need help please… want to move to Thailand but do we apply for the retirement visa in USA or do we have to move to Thailand to apply? Any help advise would be appreciated 🙏

I need some advice please.

For DTV for business owner who wishes to work remotely from Thailand (currently in USA). What can the applicant use for proof of remote work?

1. Does THB500,000 have to be in personal account only? Can it be in business account?

(i have read on another post that someone got rejected because the money was in the business account)

2. Is there anything else we will need for proof of remote work for the DTV?

What we have now are

✅ Cover Letter explaining why applicant wants to apply for DTV and indicating monthly income per month, job description)

✅ Company Website

Thank you kindly,