Tod Daniels, Have you heard anyone being refused an extension of stay when presenting an income letter from their home country that still issues them? I have heard the Immigration Office in Kalasin does not accept a letter from the Canadian Embassy, and a friend had his letter from the Netherlands rejected, until he went to a seniour officer, who accepted it. Because the reports up to now have been that income letters from countries that still issues them were acceptable I just continued to get my money via ATM from my home country, so cannot show bank deposits. If worse comes to worse I will go to Savannakhet and apply for a multiple entry non O based on marriage. However I have been extending a 90 day non O from Savannakhet for 12 years now based on retirement, showing an income letter from the Canadian Embassy and would like to continue with that.
I tried to post this in the Extension of Stay over 50, topic, but couldn't figure out how to do it, an administrator is free to move it.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around the challenges faced when presenting income letters from embassies for extending a non-O visa in Thailand. Users shared experiences of varying acceptance of income letters from different embassies, particularly in Kalasin. One user successfully secured their extension with proper documentation, while others shared advice on dealing with immigration offices that may have differing interpretations of policies.
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