It is not a bad idea to have pre-nuptial agreement 😊

In my case, they asked for a translation of my passport to Thai and an affidavit (also translated to Thai) saying that I am free to marry in Thailand. These 2 documents needed to be certified by the Thai ministry of foreign affairs. Just got my docs from the attorney (translator) who managed the MFA certification.

You get a 50 day on line on the the embassy website. Once in Thailand, you go to an immigration office (in any good size city) and you ask for a 30 day extension…

All of that cost me 2500 THB as a DIM M=Myself 😊😊😊

@Chris ***

tanks!!

@Dave ********

what is very little? 1%, 3% ??

They don’t talk about combination…

@Chris ***

this is what I just got from the Thai Embassy: Financial evidence showing monthly income of no less than 65,000 THB or having the current balance of 800,000 THB, e.g. bank statements, proof of earnings

From the Thai embassy:

Both non-Thai national applicants must be 50 years or older.

Must meet the following financial requirements:

Have at least an 800,000 THB deposit for at least two months before the visa application.

A monthly income of at least 65,000 THB.

A combination of security deposit and annual income of a total of 800,000 THB.

Non-immigrant type “O-A” visas are required to have a health insurance policy with a minimum coverage of 100,000 USD, including treatment for COVID-19.

@Chris ***

isn’t the new law making the 800k THB a combination between your monthly revenue and the amount in your bank account??