my most recent understanding is you can do 90 day reporting seven days before and the day after you are considered late.

Make sure you have a TM 30 filed within 24 hours of your last entry. And go to immigration first time to file the TM 47 after that file correctly you will be able to online..

@Tod ********

I understand your point. I do not know what Thai Immigration would require when switching back to the ‘proof of funds’ method. Where you about to find the guidance in Thai Immigration documentation somewhere?

@Robert ********

probably because the rules regarding the 800k method are

1. to maintain the 800k in the bank for 3 months following the effective date of the extension.

2. Maintain a minimum balance of 400k months 4 thru 10

3. Bring the balance back up to 800k for months 11 & 12

@Marty ********

Thai ID? Does that mean you are a resident of Thailand. I am in Thailand on a retirement visa, wondering if that is enough

@Mark ******

thanks 🙏 good feedback

@Stuart *********

I actually left the 800k in place and proceeded to deposit a minimum of 65k baht for the year and at the next extension used the daily living account to qualify for the extension based on the 65k deposits for 12 months.

Now I was able to move the 800k out for better usage of the cash.

Warning - once you are able to get on the 65k per month basis you cannot ever miss a month or there may be immigration drama at the next extension.

@Stuart *********

unfortunately NO!

@Art ***********

not true of all accounts, no problems with them so far

Yes, you can. I actually opened a 2nd account at another bank for daily living expenses to leave my immigration deposit account and pass book super clean for next years extension application.

@Kyle ********

Emquartier Bangkok