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What are the steps and considerations for applying for a visa to Thailand based on recent experiences?

Jul 6, 2019

7 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

I completed my online application and submitted it. I chose postal option. Thinking they would check docs online. I waited to hear that they wanted the originals.  This is not the case. So after a week I just posted them off anyway. 

Monday- posted off docs and barcode

Tues- got email about proof of income. Rang them and talked through salary deposits.  Online status immediately changed to Pending approval. 

Weds- I had not sent £10 cash for return postage. So did so.

Thu- my online application disappeared from website. I rang. She said it was going out today 

Fri- arrived. 

Not an expert. But happy to help if anyones struggling

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Can I meet the 65,000 baht income requirement in Thailand with a combination of bank savings and monthly income?

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7 years ago

Can I use my monthly Social Security income to qualify for a 6-month multi-entry visa in Thailand instead of showing savings?

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2 years ago

Can I use my monthly Social Security and savings to meet the financial requirements for a Thailand retirement visa?

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3 years ago

Can my wife and I combine our finances for the Non-O-A visa requirements when applying in Thailand?

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8 years ago

Do my wife and I need to prove separate incomes or savings for the Non-Immigrant Visa “O-A”?

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8 years ago

Do I need to show 500,000 THB in savings for the Thailand Digital Nomad Visa, or can I show higher annual income instead?

54 comments

2 years ago

What are the financial requirements for extending a marriage visa in Thailand, specifically regarding income and savings?

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5 years ago

Can the 800,000 baht requirement for a Thai visa be partially met through foreign income and a lesser amount in a Thai bank account?

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2 years ago

Can I use my savings and Social Security income to apply for a retirement visa in Thailand?

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3 years ago

Can income and banked funds be combined for the married to Thai visa?

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4 years ago

Can I combine my retirement income and savings for a non O-Visa application in Thailand?

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7 years ago

What are the correct income requirements for obtaining a visa in Thailand based on recent experiences?

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9 years ago

Can I combine Social Security income and bank deposits to meet the 800k Baht requirement for a Non-O visa in Thailand?

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2 years ago

How can a US retiree prove income for a Thai retirement visa application?

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2 years ago

Do my wife and I need separate bank accounts to apply for retirement visas in Thailand?

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8 years ago

Can you use a combination of monthly income and deposited funds for the Thailand Immigrant-O visa for one year?

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6 years ago

Is it necessary to have both 800,000 Baht in the bank and 65,000 Baht monthly income for a Thai retirement visa, or can I use just one of these requirements?

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5 years ago

Will the embassy accept savings account statements for Non O-A visa applications?

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7 years ago

Can I avoid the 400k deposit for the Thai marriage visa by proving my monthly income instead?

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4 years ago

Why was my income insufficient for the visa requirement despite my annual income and fixed deposit?

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7 years ago

Can I use either 800,000 baht in savings or a monthly income of 65,000 baht for a retirement visa in Thailand?

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2 years ago

Can the financial requirements for a retirement visa in Thailand be met by using both cash in a Thai bank and proof of income?

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7 years ago

How do the income and bank balance requirements for visa extensions in Thailand based on retirement and marriage work?

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8 years ago

Can I combine a Thai bank deposit and monthly income to meet the 400,000 baht requirement for a one-year extension of a Non-O visa based on marriage to a Thai?

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2 years ago

Can I use a notarized affidavit of income along with bank funds to meet the immigration requirements for a visa extension in Thailand?

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8 years ago

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