There is a limit in that way but it is uncertain and needs to be accurately calculated,but if everytine you stay more than one month abroad it might be more convenient for you

@Graham *****

yes ,65k monthly are ok from the 2nd year ,but you must deposit in the first year during the first retirement visa

@Steve ******

but after 12 months you put baht with no exceptions,at example is not a good idea put 130.000 every 2 months or 195.000 every 3 months,you are OK regardless the amount in your account

Keeping one foot in two boats, spending six months in one place and six in another, compromises any relationship. Dividing your time and attention like this often creates distance and instability, making it difficult to build trust and maintain a deep connection. Relationships thrive on presence, consistency, and shared experiences, which are hard to achieve with such a fragmented approach.

@Ellie ******

,yes

@Ellie ******

,I mean 90 days report for who has at least one year visa,does not need leave Thailand.

The immigration office sticks a paper note on your passport when you must confirm again after the first time you register your adress