Has 800K minimum ageing requirement for OA visa extension changed?

[turgid]

Sorry to ask a question again that has probably been asked multiple times but I did do a search and I cant seem to find a specific answer to  this.

 

I seem to remember that last year the ageing requirement to qualify for an OA extension was a minimum of  800K in the account. 90  days before expiry  and 60 days  after the previous extension date - so 5 months  in all.

To prove this last year I presented a 12 month statement  and certificate of balance.   Nobody read either. 

Has that changed again in the last 12 months ?      

Looking here (item 22) it only mentions 90 days before.   I'm OK either way but because of Covid I have to book an appointment with the bank to get the certificates done and  Kbank seems antsy this year  about producing 1 year statements wheras 90 days no problem 

 

https://www.immigration.go.th/en/?p=14714

[flexomike]

two months before, and three months after, my immigration office, Rayong, requires a twelve month statement, different offices have different rules

 

[ubonjoe]

Immigration has not updated their website info on that page for a long time. Certainly not since the rules changed in March of 2019.

It is still 800k baht in the bank for 2 months before the day you apply, then 3 months after the day you apply and then 400k baht after that until you top up your account to 800k baht.