@Marty ********

If using the income method, I had assumed that he ment separate deposits and not the ฿65K +. I do that all the time making additional deposits as long as the ฿65K + is made. In my case Bangkok Bank gives me a statement of only 1 deposit a month, showing only 12 deposits, and in the Thai text it says they are foreign.

But you are correct, there is no way to use cash deposits.

@Marianne *******

"need to show outbound" can but unlikely.

@Marty ********

once you start the ฿65K you can do anything with the account that you want, add or subtract everything. Next extension you need to show the correct deposits and not what was taken out

@Vernon ********

do you know if using the combination method, when can the money be withdrawn? With the 65K income method, it can be withdrawn immediately which is what I do.

They want a TM30 or a lease to create one

@Alex *****

yes and yes

For all. I wrote this OP to declutter the process of switching from banked to income. I had my own very recent experiance. There is a lot of confusion in doing what I did which I wanted to mitigate. Throwing in many extraneous senarios has accomplished just the opposite.

While worthy topics, adding in posts about marriage, 400K, combined method, etc only serve to confuse. Those subjects should be brought up as new separate posts.

If it does not stop, I will have to kill the thread.

@Nick ***********

that is a safe plan. In my case the officer did not check the status of my 800K as I didn't have any. It is better to have the funds in case they do check.

@Terry *******

Other than getting a US bank, I am out of ideas with that one

@Frank *****

I really don't know. What I was told was you absolutly needed 12 consecutive deposits. You could PM one of the unrelated people talking about combination income and bank but please keep it outside of this thread.