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Proof of funds in an electronic age

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in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits

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18 hours ago, Liquorice said:
18 hours ago, JerryM said:

My first retirement extension using 65K baht method was 20 years ago.

That would have been via an Embassy Income letter.

Yes. But, whether at first at the US Embassy Bangkok and then at outreach, I was on several occasions asked by the consular official before swearing, that "You are aware that Thai IMM can ask for corroborating info?"

So I arranged my finances for the 65K monthly regime and had a letter from the 3rd party admin just in case well before the change in rules 2019.

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  • Upnotover
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    The letter (and statement) can be dated before the submission date. The bankbook update needs to be the same day. Best find a branch with a passbook update machine on the way (don't forget to make a t

  • Paul Catton
    Paul Catton

    Yet, Royal Thai Embassies (presumably worldwide) accept ones own downloaded "Bank Account summary and balances." as being the "Proof of Funds" for the issuance of a Visa. Rather ironic. No axe to gri

  • Speedhump
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    I can't agree. I take the monthly foreign income credit notes stamped by my bank, that's all that the law requires. Why should I have to disclose my bank account balance on the date of visa renewal, a

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