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No, you generally cannot combine seasoned deposits and monthly income for the first Retirement visa extension. Marriage visa allows either option. Clear rules explained.
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No, for a Retirement visa extension you cannot combine a seasoned bank deposit with monthly income to meet the 800,000 THB requirement on your first 1-year extension. The rules treat the two visa types differently, and mixing sources is not accepted for Retirement on the initial application.
Prepare the exact financial proof required for your specific visa type. For Retirement, focus on building and seasoning the full 800,000 THB deposit well in advance rather than hoping income can fill any gap. Read our detailed guide on financial requirements and seasoning rules so you know exactly how long funds must sit in the account.
If you hold a Marriage visa, confirm whether the bank deposit or income route is cleaner for your situation by reviewing financial requirements by visa type. Never assume combining sources will be approved without written confirmation from the immigration office handling your case.
Visa extension services are available in Bangkok. Our team reviews your documents, confirms the current rules for your nationality and visa type, and prepares the complete file so you avoid unnecessary trips or refusals.
Contact Thai Kru Visa Agency for professional help with your extension. We handle the paperwork so you don’t have to guess at the financial proof required.
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