@Tony ********

thanks

@Brandon ***********

thanks Brandon. My embassy is same as yours from your info. I am with Bangkok Bank for about a year and of course it is frozen without notice (no agent, signed for my tax # and my name on phone). I have their new requirement from my lady who  met with them. 

Still putting in 65,000 in case rules change on an odd month during a full moon.

Plan: 90 day non-o here.

Open different bank - they still will not open to use until I have one year retirement visa. Transfer 800k to new bank and season two months.

Get one year extension with all required docs.

I Think this will work.

Go Hogs. U of A. Fayetteville

@Phil *****

thanks

@Martyn **********

thank you for the information

@Martyn **********

so if I wait to come to Thailand on a first time 90 day non o and already have 12 months of deposits, I cannot use it to extend to one year retirement.

I must only extend the 90 day non o to one year with the 800.000 in bank for two months.

Then next year extension can use the 65.000/mo for 12 months to extend second time. TIA

Similar question. If I have a Thai bank account that has had twelve months deposit of over 65.000/ month, can I use that for the one year extension?

@Stuart ********

thanks. Knew wouldn’t be simple one step.

I will be coming to Thailand with either a TR 60 day visa or just a 60 day exemption if the TR expires.

My question is since I already have a Thai bank account and will season it for two months, can I just do the the retirement non-o 1 year visa at immigration or do I need to do two steps?

Get the 90 day non-o visa here or there, then have to get the 1 year extension. Seems that I can just skip the 90 day visa. Thanks

My brain hurts!

@Stuart ********

Thanks. That was my thinking.

Can I get the current requirement for health insurance between a NON-O and a NON-OA.