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hellooo

so im planning a long stay in thailand and will apply for the o-a visa, 

the website states that bank statement, police and medical records have to be notarised. does this  have to be a solicitor? i've read that someone had theirs done by the bank for free (not for a visa) has anyone else had it signed by the bank, also if its by a solicitor can  you give me an idea of the charges. thanks

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Any notary public can do it. It does not matter whether they are at a bank or anywhere else.

Where are you applying at?

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I'm still in the U.K. And applying at the Thai embassy in London. I'm trying to figure out where to get it notarised. I read that banks can do it but mine just told me they can't 

There is a link on the embassy website to nearby Ashtons Solicitors, some details of same in this thread;

 

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The other thing I wanted to ask. Do you think/know if it'll be a problem to apply for the so visa without a return flight booked?  I have a one way flight for myself and my dogs but don't plan to come back to the U.K. Anytime soon. 

3 minutes ago, oldsoulchild said:

The other thing I wanted to ask. Do you think/know if it'll be a problem to apply for the so visa without a return flight booked?  I have a one way flight for myself and my dogs but don't plan to come back to the U.K. Anytime soon. 

A ticket out of the country is not required.

22 hours ago, Upnotover said:

There is a link on the embassy website to nearby Ashtons Solicitors, some details of same in this thread;

 

 

OP - as an alternative to Ashtons you may be able to find a notary public locally who could perform the necessary function by clicking on the following link:-

 

https://www.thenotariessociety.org.uk/

I'm still in the U.K. And applying at the Thai embassy in London. I'm trying to figure out where to get it notarised. I read that banks can do it but mine just told me they can't 


I think the sherrifs office ( that's what they're called in Scotland ) will notarise your docs.

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