So, the retirement visa requires two months of having 800k in the bank before switching to monthly income, instead,

How about the marriage visa? Does it also mandate two prior months of money in the bank, or can one start out with monthly income?

Also, does the address you use with your Thai bank need to match the address of your non-O visa?

Thanks in advance for your replies!

Hi Guys, saw a comment on another forum recently, so I thought I would ask if anyone else has done this or if it's just BS.

Using an agent for RV who will use their own 800k and charge you a fee of 20-25k to do so.

I know it's super tight ass, but needing to hold 1.6mil in the bank does my head in a bit haha.

We are applying for a non O-A retirement visa for my Husband from our home Country of New Zealand based on monthly income of at least 65000 baht. Can you confirm that if we are granted this Visa then the requirement continues to be 65000 baht transferred from overseas to a Thai bank account every month, and there is no need for 800000 baht deposit? Thank you for your help.