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I heard a rumor that immigration in Bangkok is enforcing a new law as of Sept. 2007 that I would need a certified translation of the notarized proof of income statement given to me by the US Embassy. I plan to go into Pattaya immigration for a renewal of my retirement visa shortly. Last August, the immigration office in Pattaya accepted the original English version and did not need a Thai translation. Is the English copy still good enough, or do I need to have in translated and certified into Thai?

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