Hi. A quick question
My wife and I are going to Thsi Immigration in Udon Thani tomorrow where I am applying fir the 1 year Marriage Visa. I have all the documents in order and will stop off at the bank prior to going in to get the letter confirming 400,000 on deposit now for over a year. Reading thru the requirements, as I am retired, I wondering if I need a letter from Gov't of Canada saying I have a minimum of 40,000 Baht per month. I do not have such a letter. Your speedy response would be greatly appreciatec. Thank you.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is applying for a one-year Marriage Visa in Udon Thani and is unsure if they need a letter from the Canadian government confirming a monthly income of 40,000 Baht since they have a bank deposit of 400,000 Baht. Community responses confirm that if the user provides the bank deposit, they do not need the government letter. However, they will require two separate letters from the bank regarding their account and balance confirmations. They also mention the need to update their marriage documentation and bank details before the next visit to immigration.
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