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Can You Extend a NON-O Visa with Income from Overseas?
Jun 9, 2020
6 years ago
Johan ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERHello
I am wondering about the NON-O marriage visa extension. We are supposed to be able to extend it by showing 40 000 baht income per month so my question is, does it matter where that money comes from? Does it have to be from a job in Thailand or could it as well be bank transfers from my mother in Sweden?
I am wondering about the NON-O marriage visa extension. We are supposed to be able to extend it by showing 40 000 baht income per month so my question is, does it matter where that money comes from? Does it have to be from a job in Thailand or could it as well be bank transfers from my mother in Sweden?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The NON-O marriage visa extension requires proof of a minimum income of 40,000 baht per month. It is possible to demonstrate this income through sources other than employment in Thailand, such as bank transfers from family abroad, provided you have an income affidavit from your embassy to validate this income.
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Robert *******
These are the two options for monthly income if your Embassy gives the Affidavit. For the citizens of the countries who do not give an Affidavit option 3
at least 12 months prior application date, foreign deposits of minimum 40.000 Thb a month into your Thai bank account.
These are the options for information to use or to read,
at least 12 months prior application date, foreign deposits of minimum 40.000 Thb a month into your Thai bank account.
These are the options for information to use or to read,
Robert *******
If you like to use the monthly income method it is:
1. The Income affidavit from your Embassy (Sweden is providing them)
2. 3 months prior application the monthly tax and sso payments of yourself and the 4 Thaise needed for the work permit.
1. The Income affidavit from your Embassy (Sweden is providing them)
2. 3 months prior application the monthly tax and sso payments of yourself and the 4 Thaise needed for the work permit.
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