i am in USA, plan to apply non-imm O retirement over 50 though embassy washington DC. if when i come to Thailand and complete the 800,000 bank account before applying for extension, can i bring that money to deposit or does it need to show international transfer?

For a Thailand retirement visa, I have $1500 a month Social Security and 10,000 saved can I combine them to meet that $22,000 quota? Has anyone done that?

Advice please, my husband is french and has a non O-A in 2017 which the extension will expire next week. He flew to get a new O-A in France but just knew we need to have 24000 euro in thai bank (new rule from 19 september) at least 2 months in advance.

What visa does he should apply there if he want to come back to thailand next month?

For the visa gurus who run this fantastic page. I have asked similar questions and will probably ask again as I’m thinking about a year ahead here.

I wish to marry and live in Thailand in about a years time.

Trying to find the best visa information for me.

I don’t have a lot of money but will have enough for the required bank account deposit but I’m not sure my monthly income will meet the test as I will be in pension.

I have just read on consul website.

Deposit Acc and proof of a min 800,000 month AUD$34,000 year which is confusing me 800,000 baht month is around AUD$32k/$34k is it a year or per month.

I want the cheapest possible way to stay and wish to know do you have to have the bank Acc dep every time you apply for renewal of visa ?

As I said I will have the bank dep no problem but my income will be around 32,000 baht per month.

What is my best option Visa wise ?

I dint mind if I have to leave the country once it twice a year to a neighbouring country for renewal of visa but I’m concerned about the income stuff ?

I want a marriage visa or retirement visa but it’s all so complicated I’m unsure.