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Mar 21, 2024
8 months ago
Benjamin *******
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Hello, I'm actually on a process to renew my non O visa based on a thai spouse (Visa under consideration) so I have already gave all the documents required and just wait for my next appointment. Do I need to keep the 400k thb on my thai bank during this period or it is fine I can move this money away?

Thank you
Jan 22, 2024
10 months ago
Lay *******
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800k Baht question: I put 800k baht in a Thai bank, get a three months extension, and let it sit there for two months? Then I go back to the immigration office and get a 12 months visa stamp.

What happens if I spend 700k baht of it? What I've heard is that it shouldn't go below 400k baht in the bank account.
Aug 3, 2023
a year ago
Dawn **********
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How much money is required and for how long in a Thai bank account when you have an OX retirement visa that doesn’t need renewal for 5 years. I presume you might need to report at 1 year your bank account?
Jul 13, 2023
a year ago
Giuly ****
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Hello,

I have one question about the retirement visa. Could you please confirm that the only rule to deposit 800.000 thb is to come from a bank account abroad? The foreign account from which the money comes must have the same name as the Thai account or, for example, the spouse can transfer money on it ? Thanks a lot.
Feb 26, 2023
2 years ago
Don *******
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I have applied for an visa extension based on marriage. Had the home visit etc and need to have my passport stamped with the extention in the next 2 weeks.

The B400k that is in my account was seasoned for 2 months prior to applying for extension, and I imagine I have to have the 400k in 2 months prior to next years application.

In the interim, am I able to use these funds or must they stay at 400k min at all times

Thankyou
Nov 18, 2022
2 years ago
Marco ********
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My father in law (german) tried to get a 1 year marriage extension today in CNX immigration. As far as I understand, they told him 400k in a Thai bank account for two months is not enough. He has to open a special fixed account for 12 months. I never heard of this. Does anyone has recent experience in this area?
Apr 8, 2022
3 years ago
Andy ********
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Im going to apply for an extention to my Non-O visa in July as my Current extention runs out on August 2nd. My question is does the 800k funds need to be in the bank 2 month before the 2nd August or 2 months before the date of my extention application.

many thanks in advance.
Feb 13, 2022
3 years ago
Sineymily ***********
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Hi guys, I have a question related to 1 year extension based on marriage. My question is that 400k baht has to be transferred from abroad or it can be transferred from Thai bank to thai bank ?

Thanks in advance
Jun 24, 2021
3 years ago
Napalak **********
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To get a new marriage visa this year, I have to show that I kept 400k in the bank account for the previous visa, 3 months after I got the visa last year !!!! I hope I make sense. In Phuket. Has anyone heard something like this ?
May 31, 2021
3 years ago
Travis ********
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I currently have a 1 year Non-O visa marrried to Thai. USA passport. I have a bank account with the necessary amount of money got future extensions. I am planning to go back to the states for a bit but want to have the option for future Non-O visas and extensions. I want to put my wife’s name on my account for purposes of unforeseen circumstances (I.e. death or incapacitation) so she is able to handle my finances. My question is will the bank account still be acceptable for the purposes of the Non-O visa or does the bank account have to be in my name and my name alone for the next time I apply for the visa? Thank you.
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