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Can I use bank statements showing 40,000 THB monthly income for a non-O marriage visa extension in Thailand?

NON-O Visa Marriage Visa Visa Extension Bank Statement Requirements Thai Immigration Expat Visa Information

Jan 30, 2019

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Good afternoon Thai visa

I am German and I want to ask if it's also possible for the yearly extension non o marriage visa to have a letter of my Thai bank that every month 40k bath income. I know the German embassy still offers the affavdit but I just want to ask if the accepting the 40k in my Thai bank also.

Many thanks in advance

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The user, a German national, inquires about the possibility of using a Thai bank letter confirming a monthly income of 40,000 THB as part of the requirements for extending a non-O marriage visa in Thailand, as an alternative to the affidavit provided by the German embassy.

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