Hello group. I am going to extend my 1y non O retirement visa this August after my first year in the land of smiles. To your knowledge, 1- did I have to keep 800k THB in my bank account for the whole 1st year? 2- can I bring my bank account balance down to 400k THB 3 months after my 2nd year non-O visa extension? 3- can I get my balance down to 400k THB now and top it up to 800k THB 2 months before extending? Thank you so much!!
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user is seeking clarification on the bank account balance requirements for extending their 1-year non-O retirement visa in Thailand. They inquire whether they must keep 800,000 THB in their account throughout the first year, if they can reduce it to 400,000 THB after the extension, and if they can lower it now and top it up before the next extension. Community responses confirm that maintaining 800k is needed for 3 months after the extension and that lowering the amount is possible as long as the balance is restored before the next extension.
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