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To make this short. As being a swede, we have still our income-letter issued by our embassy.

And in case I do not have 800.000B in yearly income I can make a "combo" with money in the

bank in order to come "up" to 800K. I need to have this extra money in my account 3 months

before applying.

 

We have now sad to say, heard some signals from the embassy that they maybe intend to to

stop issuing these letters, and go to sleep completely. So if this happens we swedes are in the

very situation as you english, americans and australians, I guess....

 

So my question is in order for me to be prepared for the worst. Let me give an example. If I have monthly transfers (my pension) into my bankaccount amounting to 40.000B meaning that I miss about 320K baht

in order to reach the 800K for retirement-extension.

 

Can I use these 40.000B every month and add on 320B in my bank-account and make a so called

combo. Are you guys allowed to do that??

Sorry this post became very long.

 

Glegolo

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2 hours ago, glegolo18 said:

 

Can I use these 40.000B every month and add on 320B in my bank-account and make a so called

combo. Are you guys allowed to do that??

Sorry this post became very long

Yes you can. 

Personally suggest 400k in the bank if possible. 

You also need to check with your immigration office as some reluctant to allow combination method however immigration rules certainly allow it 

Some discussion here. 

 

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Posted
5 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Yes you can. 

Personally suggest 400k in the bank if possible. 

You also need to check with your immigration office as some reluctant

to allow combination method however immigration rules certainly

allow it 

Thank you so much, that gives us swedes at least an alternative IF they stop

this income-letter. Great

 

Glegolo

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1 hour ago, glegolo18 said:

Thank you so much, that gives us swedes at least an alternative IF they stop

this income-letter. Great

 

Glegolo

My Immigration accept the combo method, but their interpretation of the orders are that a minimum of 400K deposited funds in a Thai bank must be maintained throughout the year, the remainder of the required 800K to be provided by proof of 12 x monthly overseas transfers.

12 x 35K monthly transfers would be enough.

 

If you haven't already started making monthly transfer to your Thai bank account, I suggest you start.

When the UK, US and Australian Embassies stopped issuing income letters, Immigration sent an instruction to all offices to show leniency to those affected.

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