When using the monthly income for "extension of stay" if submitting a credit advice for proof of income coming from abroad do you still need a 1 year bank statement?? We've lived here 12 years & every year has subtle changes ๐ logic says no but.....
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When applying for an extension of stay in Thailand based on monthly income from abroad, a 1-year bank statement is typically required as a base requirement. The credit advice serves as supplemental evidence of income but does not replace the need for the bank statement. It's advisable to confirm specific requirements with your local immigration office.
Yes. The 12 month statement is a base requirement for the extension. The credit advice is supplemental documentation that works on top of your bank statement to show the source of the funds.
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