Single entry Non-O HCMC financial requirements - experiences since start of e-visa

[MaiDong]

As you can see from the screenshot below, HCMC e-visa application requests 'Financial evidence...' Has anybody had to show financials for a single entry e-visa application?

 

[Pattaya57]

It appears you're applying for a non-imm O based on marriage. Why would you think you wouldn't have to show financial proof of the required 400,000 baht every other non-imm O marriage applicant has to show?

 

One of the advantages of the e-visa is that all requirements are now the same all over the World. I couldn't get my non-imm O in Australia as they demanded 3 months insurance which no Thai company offered (only 12 months). Australia went to e-visa in March and this crazy insurance magically disappeared 😀

 

Edited 1 hour ago by Pattaya57

[MaiDong]

1 minute ago, Pattaya57 said:

It appears you're applying for a non-imm O based on marriage. Why would you think you wouldn't have to show fincial proof of the required 400,000 baht every other non-imm O marriage applicant has to show. 

 

One of the advantages of the e-visa is that all requirements are now the same all over the World. I couldn't get my non-imm O in Australia as they demanded 3 months insurance which no Thai company offered (only 12 months). Australia wet to e-visa and this crazy requirement magically  disappeared 😀

 

Because of ambiguity.

 

I'm asking for recent experiences of obtaining a Non-O from HCMC since e-visa changes, thanks anyway.

[Pattaya57]

2 minutes ago, MaiDong said:

 

Because of ambiguity.

 

I'm asking for recent experiences of obtaining a Non-O from HCMC since e-visa changes, thanks anyway.

Well my experience is that if the e-visa application site requires you to provide 400,000 baht or equivalent financial proof then that is what you'll have to do if you want the visa (note fees are non-refundable if you apply without it)

[MaiDong]

Just now, Pattaya57 said:

Well my experience is that if the e-visa application site requires you to provide 400,000 baht or equivalent financial proof then that is what you'll have to do if you want the visa (note fees are non-refundable if you apply without it)

 

That's not a recent experience of obtaining a Non-O from HCMC, but thanks anyway!