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Has the Canadian Embassy in Bangkok stopped issuing income verification letters for visas?

Canadian Embassy Income Verification Visa Rules Thailand Visa Expatriate Information

Mar 17, 2025

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Stéphane ************

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Does anyone have an official source confirming that the Canadian Embassy in Bangkok no longer issues income verification letters for visas in Thailand? If you have recent information or personal experience on this, please share!

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Recent information confirms that the Canadian Embassy in Bangkok will cease issuing income verification letters for visas in Thailand starting April 1st. This has been corroborated by personal experiences and official communication from the embassy, with appointment slots for the service already fully booked prior to the deadline.

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Tod *********

And on that note I believe that the O/P has caught on to the fact that the embassy letter will no longer be available for Canucks after April 1

we are done, thanx one and all

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Matthew *********

Did all the embassies get together and decide to do away with this service. Seems to convient that most aren't doing it any more

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Dave *******

Yes ,starting April 1st

Also I received an email confirming same.

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Tod *********

They stop April 1st. and from what I hear all the appts until then are fully booked.

You can contact them and see what's what

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Tod *********

can't get any more official than the Canadian Embassy in Thailand F/B page

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