ministry of foreign affairs stamp requirement ?

[poanoi]

i wonder if anyone had to go to bkk to get a stamp at ministry of foreign affairs on the income document

in pattaya immigration for retirement extension ?

[JackThompson]

Thus far, I have not read any reports of this being requested at the Retirement desk in Jomtien. 

 

At one time, the conversion desk requested this, but they then stopped accepting the letters entirely (I attempted with an MFA certified income-letter).

 

By contrast to some other desks, the personnel at the Retirement desk have a reputation for being friendly, helpful, etc - not trying to create problems for applicants.

[ubonjoe]

12 hours ago, poanoi said:

i wonder if anyone had to go to bkk to get a stamp at ministry of foreign affairs on the income document

in pattaya immigration for retirement extension ?

They do not ask for the verification of consular officers signature for an extension extension application.

[ubonjoe]

29 minutes ago, JackThompson said:

At one time, the conversion desk requested this, but they then stopped accepting the letters entirely (I attempted with an MFA certified income-letter).

I think they still do accept them for for a non immigrant visa application if the signature is verified by the Department of Consular affairs of the MFA.

I think yours was a one off case.

[poanoi]

1 hour ago, JackThompson said:

Thus far, I have not read any reports of this being requested at the Retirement desk in Jomtien. 

 

At one time, the conversion desk requested this, but they then stopped accepting the letters entirely (I attempted with an MFA certified income-letter).

 

By contrast to some other desks, the personnel at the Retirement desk have a reputation for being friendly, helpful, etc - not trying to create problems for applicants.

ok, maybe i try then, but its really repulsive to ever bother,

in fact i'm ready to bet they will again break duty in effort to

obstruct visa