What Bangkok bank branch in Pattaya is easy to get 3 month bank statement and certificate of total of money of 800000 baht for 1 year renewal? Thanks.

You're meant to go to your branch, i go to one on 2nd road by soi 6 they've been good

I want to renew the retirement extension at Maneerat. My branch of BB in Naklua are useless, won´t even give me a new debit card.

4 minutes ago, rutteketuut said:

I want to renew the retirement extension at Maneerat.

What are you asking. 

Maneerat is a Visa Agent. 

Are you meeting the financial requirements yourself or is agent doing that. 

6 minutes ago, rutteketuut said:

My branch of BB in Naklua are useless, won´t even give me a new debit card.

why not? BB are now strict with compliance 

Just now, DrJack54 said:

What are you asking. 

Maneerat is a Visa Agent. 

Are you meeting the financial requirements yourself or is agent doing that. 

I have the financial requirements. I have to go to BB myself. A good branch recommendation?

2 minutes ago, rutteketuut said:

I have to go to BB myself. A good branch recommendation?

You can request 12 month bank statement from any branch. 

BBL takes approx 3-5 days to provide. 

You will also require Bank Letter. 

These can be obtained days prior to application. 

Also make bank book update on day of application.. 

On 12/10/2025 at 2:20 PM, rutteketuut said:

What Bangkok bank branch in Pattaya is easy to get 3 month bank statement and certificate of total of money of 800000 baht for 1 year renewal? Thanks.

You will need a 12 month statement from your bank.

It still amazes me that people still use the BKB, when banks like Krungsri can get you statement & letter in just 15min.

52 minutes ago, brian69 said:

It still amazes me that people still use the BKB, when banks like Krungsri can get you statement & letter in just 15min.

Photocopies of my krungsri bank book showing 800000 for the duration have always been accepted at Jomtiem. 

Maneerat don't deal with Bangkok Bank anymore.

I just did my 90-day report using Maneerat.... they told me that when my retirement renewal comes up in March I have to go and open a new account at Krungthai branch in Naklua.

They said I have to go there myself and do it, which is a bit of a cheek considering that their service has gone up from 12,500 to 15,500 baht for renewal (like most agents.)

Just saying..... Maneerat aren't using Bangkok Bank anymore, they're using Krungthai.

Incidentally, went to Cambodia Travel - 14,900 baht for renewal, 1000 baht to open new account at Krungsi Bank in Pattaya Tai, and their agent is there to assist.

13 minutes ago, raysunshineray said:

they told me that when my retirement renewal comes up in March I have to go and open a new account at Krungthai branch in Naklua

Good to know. Ta

If you end up opening Bank account yourself please post experience. 

Esp in regards to if bank required you obtain a COR. (Shouldn't) 

On 12/10/2025 at 3:02 PM, rutteketuut said:

I have the financial requirements. I have to go to BB myself. A good branch recommendation?

I keep the 800K in a Fixed Depost account but use Maneerat for convenience and have always used the BBL Branch on Beach Road (Just past Royal Gardens/Baywalk Residences) to get the 3 month statement on the day.

 

It used to take >1 hour when it was customary to use BBL for "Agent Assisted Financing" but since things changed end of June time, it's usually a lot quieter in there. 

 

Edit: You'll also need the letter confirming your balance, if you've not had the 800K in the account for at least 4 months you'll probably need to sign a form to say that the 800K can be frozen for 4 months. 

26 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Good to know. Ta

If you end up opening Bank account yourself please post experience. 

Esp in regards to if bank required you obtain a COR. (Shouldn't) 

Dr Jack - I won't be using Maneerat..... good experience before, but not happy to go to Naklua to open an account with Krungthai without assistance, simply because they should be providing that, seeing how much the renewal fee has increased. (3,000 baht.)

I did forget to mention that it's 1,200 baht + 400 baht for the debit card to open the account at Krungthai, on top of the 15,500 baht Maneerat fee, which brings it to 17,100 in total.

Makes more sense to go to Cambodia Travel and pay 14,900 baht + 1,000 baht, including assistance opening account.

I was told - by both Maneerat and Cambodia - that all I need is passport and Thai driving licence... no mention of COR.

14 minutes ago, raysunshineray said:

I was told - by both Maneerat and Cambodia - that all I need is passport and Thai driving licence... no mention of COR.

Indeed. 

The COR in my head came off the back of couple of threads asking about enter Thailand with a Non O eVisa and go to bank with just the Non O. 

Some asking for Lease or COR. 

Different situation to yours. 

2 hours ago, LittleBear57 said:

Photocopies of my krungsri bank book showing 800000 for the duration have always been accepted at Jomtiem. 

Well lucky you, Trat immigration follow the rules......

3 hours ago, LittleBear57 said:

Photocopies of my krungsri bank book showing 800000 for the duration have always been accepted at Jomtiem. 

Bank passbook and letter from bank was previously accepted at my Immigration Office. One year they brought in the additional requirement of a 12 month bank statement. An IO was going to send me away but accepted 500 THB instead.  

Yes, one needs a bank letter on the day and a copy of the balance, and also a medical certificate and also the picture page  of passport, and the copy of  the current permission to stay stamp and various other forms which need to be picked up at Immigration and think the form when you entered Thailand.
Anything else changed please?

9 minutes ago, jwest10 said:

Yes, one needs a bank letter on the day and a copy of the balance, and also a medical certificate and also the picture page  of passport, and the copy of  the current permission to stay stamp and various other forms which need to be picked up at Immigration and think the form when you entered Thailand.
Anything else changed please?

Depends which immigration office, in Jomtien previous day passbook update is ok. All transactions need to be shown if following 800k financial rules

19 minutes ago, jwest10 said:

Yes, one needs a bank letter on the day and a copy of the balance, and also a medical certificate

In most offices the Bank Letter and Bank Statements can be obtained days prior. 

Which immigration office requires Medical Certificate. 

 

Edit: never mind. I now recall your previous very confused thread. 

https://aseannow.com/topic/1379943-annual-extension-retirement/

 

2 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

In most offices the Bank Letter and Bank Statements can be obtained days prior. 

Which immigration office requires Medical Certificate. 

 

Edit: never mind. I now recall your previous very confused thread. 

https://aseannow.com/topic/1379943-annual-extension-retirement/

 

No need to be so sarcastic and rude I was told that ok at Kanchanaburi and please refrain on insulting me on site thanks

2 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Which immigration office requires Medical Certificate. 

Surin for one.

3 minutes ago, mfd101 said:

Surin for one.

 

 

For a normal marriage/retirement extension?

27 minutes ago, mfd101 said:

Surin for one.

It would be one of VERY few.. 

Vaguely recall Samui also require medical. 

There are 75+ offices and suggest less that 5 would require a medical. 

In any event the OP deals with Jomtien. 

57 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

For a normal marriage/retirement extension?

In my case for O/A renewal.

4 minutes ago, mfd101 said:

In my case for O/A renewal.

That would not be a medical.

For extension retirement from a Non O-A then 12 month health insurance is required. 

Not to be confused with a medical certificate. 

1 hour ago, DrJack54 said:

That would not be a medical.

For extension retirement from a Non O-A then 12 month health insurance is required. 

Not to be confused with a medical certificate. 

Your original question was: Which Immigration Office requires medical certificate?

Answer: The Surin Immigration Office requires a medical certificate every year (dated within the last 4 or 5 days) as well as the 3M฿ health insurance for the next 12 months. I don't think I can be clearer than that. 

10 minutes ago, mfd101 said:

The Surin Immigration Office requires a medical certificate every year (dated within the last 4 or 5 days) as well as the 3M฿ health insurance for the next 12 months

Yep, just another nut case immigration office. 

So what it the "medical certificate"? 

The same as the one they issue for car license. 

What did the medical certificate involve. 

Here's a copy.

11 minutes ago, mfd101 said:

Here's a copy.

I'm not being pedantic. 

That form is for the initial Non O-A application. 

In some countries it will be basically a stamp from medical clinic that you walked into clinic. 

For some countries the GP will require blood tests. 

At a guess you obtained a 200b nonsense certificate from clinic. 

It's a joke. 

Fortunately insignificant number of immigration offices would apply that stupidity