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Visa for Thailand: New adjustment to counter false 'retirement'?

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Tags: 90 days, Year extension

March 3 2019

Dear Editor/Ronny,

I'm reading a new adjustment here that they want to use to counter false 'retirement'. Read the bottom sentences at 90 days notification. They want to see a bank statement from you every 90 days: www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30363375

Regards,

French

Dear French,

The article is from February 1. It was a first reaction to the news that rules for annual extensions based on “Retirement” were going to be changed (Newspaper article is from February 1). In the meantime, it is still not known how it will be controlled.

What is certain is that you certainly should not be able to show 3 Baht every 800 months, as the last sentence of the article says and as it was brought out by “Fabulous 000FM”. Nor is there any rule that requires that.

The rule says that it must be on it 2 months before the application and 3 months after the commitment. The rest of the period you can drop to 400 Baht. So it is certainly not a new rule, but an incorrect interpretation of the rules by that station “Fabulous 000FM”.

As soon as I have more news about the way in which they want to check it, I will let you know.

Regards,

RonnyLatYa

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