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On 11/7/2018 at 1:47 PM, elviajero said:

Yes, but it’s unlikely you’ll get a home visit for the third extension unless you’re applying at a new office.

They also required a witness from me this year. "New rule".

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several years ago when I got my initial OA visa I simply showed the pension letter to the thai consulate.  No mention about having to bring money into this country and for several years it's been that way.
the thai immigration website does not indicate the 65k has to be in a thai bank, only proof of that amount as income, same as royal thai embassy.
If that changes to requiring money into thailand, I will rethink where to make base camp.

 

If thai immigration does not accept the income letter and my valid proof of income at the end of december, then the 800k is not an option.

 

Having to move is not a bad option.

 

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Posted
2 hours ago, cleverman said:

The only information that I have gotten from here is that 3 embassy s are going to cease issuing income letters. No "combined experiences" has altered that. I get up very early in the morning mate. 

 

11 hours ago, cleverman said:

Some IO are already refusing to accept embassy letters. TV should not Be used as your only source of information. I am well read, clever of me. 

So where did you get this information? Significant news that no one else has been able to confirm. Would be good to have proof of this as AFAIAA, the only feedback that TI have given is that Embassy letters will be the only accepted proof of income for the foreseeable future.

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50 minutes ago, Psychic said:
On 11/7/2018 at 6:47 AM, elviajero said:

Yes, but it’s unlikely you’ll get a home visit for the third extension unless you’re applying at a new office.

They also required a witness from me this year. "New rule".

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Requiring a witness has been around for a few years, but isn’t enforced at all offices.

Posted
2 hours ago, cleverman said:

The only information that I have gotten from here is that 3 embassy s are going to cease issuing income letters. No "combined experiences" has altered that. I get up very early in the morning mate. 

So where did you get your information that several immigration offices don't accept income letters? I've heard of certain offices asking for additional proof of income, but none that flat out refused to accept them.

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20 hours ago, elviajero said:

Requiring a witness has been around for a few years, but isn’t enforced at all offices.

On the previous 2 home visits by TI for marriage extension we required I think 3 neighbours to attend our house armed with their ID's and housebooks. Will see what happens this time.....IF they require a home visit. Same local. IO...no change.

Interesting to see if they accept the Embassy signed stat dec. 

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1 minute ago, orchidfan said:

On the previous 2 home visits by TI for marriage extension we required I think 3 neighbours to attend our house armed with their ID's and housebooks. Will see what happens this time.....IF they require a home visit. Same local. IO...no change.

Interesting to see if they accept the Embassy signed stat dec. 

I went through all that just for a retirement extension but only once

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l was there and got my letter. I can still get it next year due to the fact l can prove my income. Embassy can not refuse as they agreed. Whether IMO refuse. We will see

Posted
19 minutes ago, Media1 said:

l was there and got my letter. I can still get it next year due to the fact l can prove my income. Embassy can not refuse as they agreed. Whether IMO refuse. We will see

What embassy and how do you prove it.

Posted
4 minutes ago, pontious said:

What embassy and how do you prove it.

Australia embassy and l can prove very easily online AU government site . Print and witness to easy. Different for some. But l worry about my outcome. l know longer worry. l keep money in AU and recieve monthly payment indefinitely.

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3 minutes ago, Media1 said:

Australia embassy and l can prove very easily online AU government site . Print and witness to easy. Different for some. But l worry about my outcome. l know longer worry. l keep money in AU and recieve monthly payment indefinitely.

The embassy will not do letters next year. And what you show them will not be verified by them.

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Posted
11 minutes ago, pontious said:

The embassy will not do letters next year. And what you show them will not be verified by them.

LOL l was there today. Don't talk crap. They won't do your letter correct. My embassy by law as they agreed will witness and confirm my income based on 100% solid proof. You can speak for yourself l could not care what you think. My docs will be witnessed and don't give readers false info.

 

Book a appointment and go ask. Now go learn the Australian laws while your at it. l spoke to the counter lady who knows exactly that stated by law they will based on confirmation as we discussed. Reaffirmed by one other. Don't play boss here because your not.

Posted
22 minutes ago, pontious said:

The embassy will not do letters next year. And what you show them will not be verified by them.

Maybe for you son 

Posted
3 minutes ago, Media1 said:

Maybe for you son 

You are not my father - so there is nothing changed at the Aus embassy - 82 pages wasted. Keep taking the tablets.

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Posted
3 hours ago, soalbundy said:

I went through all that just for a retirement extension but only once

They must accept the stat dec. It's a legal binding document Don't be fooled by stories here. Maybe a problem may arise with certain officers. But l can prove my income live online. As used to obtain my stat dec with Australia and they agree by law they can not refuse me very simple. So heads up to you now. Don't listen to tire kickers. l had a 10 min discussion with the the embassy. No problem for me anyway. My money is based on a government website which clearly shows dates and payments. it's like talking to children here in kinda at times.

Anyway a successful outcome for me today..Good luck 

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36 minutes ago, pontious said:

You are not my father - so there is nothing changed at the Aus embassy - 82 pages wasted. Keep taking the tablets.

We're you there today ?.

Did you have the conversation to the AU government ?

No l did not think so <removed>You worry about your welfare. l worry about mine. You will go far with your initiatives.

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Posted
On 11/2/2018 at 8:50 AM, Russell17au said:

Today 2/11/2018 the Australian Embassy has declared that it will from the 7th January 2019 it will NOT witness Statutory Declarations for proof on income for Thai Visa extensions.

 

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Did you read this.

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I have just removed the last 6 posts in this topic since they were a continuation of a baiting and bickering session. Time to end it now or formal warnings will given.

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Posted (edited)
12 hours ago, Media1 said:

They must accept the stat dec. It's a legal binding document Don't be fooled by stories here. Maybe a problem may arise with certain officers. But l can prove my income live online. As used to obtain my stat dec with Australia and they agree by law they can not refuse me very simple. So heads up to you now. Don't listen to tire kickers. l had a 10 min discussion with the the embassy. No problem for me anyway. My money is based on a government website which clearly shows dates and payments. it's like talking to children here in kinda at times.

Anyway a successful outcome for me today..Good luck 

Just to clarify, You have spoken to the Embassy and they have informed you that they will continue to issue Stat Decs next year ?

 

12 hours ago, Media1 said:

My embassy by law as they agreed will witness and confirm my income based on 100% solid proof. You can speak for yourself l could not care what you think. My docs will be witnessed and don't give readers false info.

Just to clarify, The embassy will now "witness and confirm income based on 100% solid proof" Embassy now requires proof to do a stat dec ? Stat decs have never required proof as its only a declaration.

 

All your posts appear to be completely at odds with the OP, They will continue to issue stat dec based on proof shown ??????

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Posted
13 hours ago, Media1 said:

They must accept the stat dec. 

No, They must nothing.

They can demand (extra) or refuse paperwork which they deem required or incorrect.

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Posted
18 minutes ago, merijn said:

No, They must nothing.

They can demand (extra) or refuse paperwork which they deem required or incorrect.

l only care about my own situation. l are all good. Thanks for you concern lol.

 

Posted
52 minutes ago, Peterw42 said:

Just to clarify, You have spoken to the Embassy and they have informed you that they will continue to issue Stat Decs next year ?

 

Just to clarify, The embassy will now "witness and confirm income based on 100% solid proof" Embassy now requires proof to do a stat dec ? Stat decs have never required proof as its only a declaration.

 

All your posts appear to be completely at odds with the OP, They will continue to issue stat dec based on proof shown ??????

Book a appointment and go and state your individual case with the embassy. l don't care about the OP. I care about my case. Which has been clarified.  l have better things to do than repeat myself. Good luck

Posted
2 minutes ago, Tanoshi said:

A Stat Dec is not a legally binding document.

It is similar to a statement made under oath, (affidavit) however, it is not sworn. Statutory declarations are commonly used to allow a person to declare something to be true for the purposes of satisfying some legal requirement or regulation when no other evidence is available.

 

Even by showing documents to support the financial statement made in a Stat Dec, the Embassy cannot 'verify' the documents as 'authentic' and/or genuine. This is the reason why they have withdrawn the service.

The Stat Dec is merely your statement, worthless as a legal document with regards 'proof' of income to Immigration, because the proof of incomes stated cannot be verified.

Read carefully. My documents and financials are on a AU Government website and you don't listen at all. The embassy are happy to verify. You talk alot but have not been there lol. TV super stars 

Posted
5 minutes ago, Spidey said:

Well if you are relying on the statutory declaration to obtain your visa extension, you certainly not "are all good". No chance of it being accepted by TI.

Very funny all other countries are accepted and l receive a army pension..

My docs will be fine and have already spoken to Jomtien Enjoy your day ????

Posted
1 minute ago, merijn said:

I don't indeed care about your situation ????

But you make a general statement which is clearly incorrect.

So SO EMBASSY lied to me lol. Nice on. No further comment.

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