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Do I need an affidavit of income for a marriage extension application in Thailand when using bank statements?

Marriage Visa Visa Extension Thai Immigration Income Proof Affidavit of Income Bank Statements Financial Requirements

Dec 16, 2018

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This might be a stupid question.. But is showing bank account statements and bank letter enough when its a marriage extension you apply for? Or do you need the affidavit of income from the embassy just like on extension based on being over 50? I know you can use tax notification/pay slips if thai income. But if it's not a thai income, and your embassy dont make the letters anymore. Is the requirements for proving your income the same as retirement?

I have a marriage extension and use the 400.000 banked method. 

Just curious.

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The user is seeking clarification on the requirements for extending a marriage visa in Thailand, specifically whether bank account statements and a bank letter suffice for income proof or if an affidavit of income from the embassy is necessary, particularly since some embassies are no longer issuing these affidavits. The conversation reveals uncertainty about current immigration rules, with some stating the affidavit is still needed for a monthly income proof.

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stated he has the answer, there is no need to keep this topic open and start another discussion about a few embassies stop given the affidavit of income. As long as there is no reaction from Thai Immigration about change of rules, the current rule of needing this affidavit stays in play.

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Richard *********

Nobody knows yet what they will accept,Anyone tell you otherwise is just blowing in the wind

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Barry ***********

The embassy is no longer giving the income afidavid as of next month

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yes good for six months but no longer after next month

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Richard *********

but they are good for 6 months

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@Barry **********

my embassy stopped already (danish)

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If you want to use a monthly income you need the affidavit from your Embassy with a minimum income of 40.000 Thb a month.

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Mikkel *******

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thanks.. got my answer :)

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