I searched through the "passive income" bar for the LTR visa and I was never able to ascertain if a U.S pension, social security and 401K monthly payment to reach the 80K yearly threshold an approved way to meet the criteria to get approved.
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The inquiry about using U.S. pension, social security, and 401K payments to meet the $80,000 annual income threshold for the Long-Term Resident (LTR) visa in Thailand has been positively addressed by multiple community members. They confirmed that these income sources are acceptable as long as there is proper documentation, such as bank statements showing regular deposits. Some users noted the recent change regarding proof of income from the U.S. embassy and suggested using templates for documentation when applying.
LONG TERM RESIDENT (LTR) VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
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Yes. I used the following cover letter as a template to explain my passive income. I put all my statements as attachments under the cover letter and made it into one PDF file and uploaded it into the BOI website.
Us no problem but you will need proof of income from USA embassy in Bangkok if applying in Thailand or applying in the USA for retirement visa before coming
I’m Australian living on Army war pension in Thailand on retirement visa,12 months bank statement proving regular income payments to the value in Thailand of 800.000 baht.
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