For 1 year extension for Non - O spouse visa...

 

If going the 40k per month transferred into your account from a foreign overseas source for last 12 months method, are there any restrictions on where the money came from?

 

Say you are not retired and have no pension, but say you have money overseas, your money, and you transfer in 40k each month for last 12 months does that satisfy the requirement?

Most offices will want proof of the source of the income.

If you have it in saving account some proof of it would be needed.

Mostly they want proof it is not earned income.

2 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Most offices will want proof of the source of the income.

If you have it in saving account some proof of it would be needed.

Mostly they want proof it is not earned income.

what is earned income? most income was earned at some point, how about:

 

1. Property rental income from a house overseas

2. Dividends from stocks and shares held overseas

3. Gifts from family members

 

I guess the first two are "earned" but the last one is not?

You will need documents showing rental income and dividends. Must admit Jomtien have only ever checked this once over the last 8 yrs and that was through supplementary questions although I always take paperwork and tax records in case they ask. They do seem to like pension income above all others as it is paid monthly

25 minutes ago, chilly07 said:

You will need documents showing rental income and dividends. Must admit Jomtien have only ever checked this once over the last 8 yrs and that was through supplementary questions although I always take paperwork and tax records in case they ask. They do seem to like pension income above all others as it is paid monthly

You are not doing it for the same reason as the the OP. He is showing monthly transfer from abroad to meet the income requirement. That has only been allowed since December of 2018.

21 hours ago, STD Warehouse said:

what is earned income? most income was earned at some point, how about:

1. Property rental income from a house overseas

2. Dividends from stocks and shares held overseas

3. Gifts from family members

I guess the first two are "earned" but the last one is not?

When wrote earned I meant money earned from working.

I and 2 should be accepted if you have proof of it. Not sure number 3 would be accepted.