Are there any Canadians here who successfully used affidavit from the embassy to apply for Non-O (90 days visa) from within Thailand? Did you have to have pension income necessary? My husband doesn't have pension but has payroll of more than 100 k BAHT and wondering if this would be good enough? Thanks everyone for your input!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around whether a Canadian expat can successfully apply for a Non-O visa from within Thailand using an affidavit from the Canadian embassy, particularly when not having a pension. One commenter mentions meeting the income requirements with payroll over 100,000 Baht per month, which seems to be acceptable, as the emphasis is on proving regular income instead of strictly needing a pension. Eligibility for the Non-O visa largely depends on the husband's income situation and meeting the age requirement of over 50.
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