Does the money in the bank have to be seasoned for 3 months ?

My pension is about 550 k a year ,do I need the the other 250k in the bank 3 months before or just in the bank prior to my application.

Can somebody post a link or tell me the rules.

Thanks

Martin

The rules do not require seasoning of the money in the bank.

But it has been reported that a few immigration offices want it anyway.

See 2.22 of police of police order Link: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_id=153821

Edited October 6, 201312 yr by ubonjoe

Does anybody knows what Surin Immigration rules are at this time ???

Maybe not quite pertinent to this thread, but a friend called me today panicking that Immigration had changed the rule re requirements for an extension of visa based on retirement.

He says that the new rule is B800,000 in the bank only and not pension or other monthly income, with or without deposit combo..

Personally, I do not believe they would make such a radical change without advance notice. There must be many thousands of retirees using income as opposed to bank deposit.

Any enlightening posts appreciated.

There has been no requirement changes.

Maybe not quite pertinent to this thread, but a friend called me today panicking that Immigration had changed the rule re requirements for an extension of visa based on retirement.

He says that the new rule is B800,000 in the bank only and not pension or other monthly income, with or without deposit combo..

Personally, I do not believe they would make such a radical change without advance notice. There must be many thousands of retirees using income as opposed to bank deposit.

Any enlightening posts appreciated.

"He says that the new rule is B800,000 in the bank only and not pension or other monthly income, with or without deposit combo."

Either he was trying to spook you or he misunderstood the situation (although there have been numerous threads recently about the consulate at Hull in UK requiring something like that for people wanting a Non-O visa.) You may have noticed that a lot of posters on TV seem to be unable to distinguish between visas issued by embassies/consulates and extensions-of-stay issued by Immigrations.

Edited October 6, 201312 yr by Suradit69

Maybe not quite pertinent to this thread, but a friend called me today panicking that Immigration had changed the rule re requirements for an extension of visa based on retirement.

He says that the new rule is B800,000 in the bank only and not pension or other monthly income, with or without deposit combo..

Personally, I do not believe they would make such a radical change without advance notice. There must be many thousands of retirees using income as opposed to bank deposit.

Any enlightening posts appreciated.

I renewed mine Thursday Oct. 3 with a guarantee of income here in Chiang Mai.

Edit

What I got was a one year extension of stay on my retirement visa or what ever you want to call it.

Edited October 7, 201312 yr by hellodolly

I got a one year extension at Sakon Nakhon on Monday this week based purely on income.