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How can I obtain a confirmation letter of my monthly income from the British Embassy in Bangkok for my yearly visa?

British Embassy Visa Thai Immigration Income Confirmation Letter Pension Letter NOTARIAL Services Postal Application Retirement Visa

Jun 23, 2017

9 years ago

Paul **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Goodmorning people im having trouble making a appointment at the Brit Embassy B K. to view my confimation of my mthly income been on google no joy any help would be welcome its concerning my yearly visa

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The user is seeking assistance in scheduling an appointment at the British Embassy in Bangkok to obtain a letter confirming their monthly income, which is required for their yearly visa application. Comments provide various insights, suggesting that the embassy primarily handles these requests via postal applications and offering a link to detailed information on the process. Some users mention their experiences with the embassy's procedures, including the need for proof of income and the option to call for confirmation.

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it is all explained here.

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9 years ago

Richard *******

If you are asking about getting a letter of confirmation regarding your pension or monthly/yearly income, then they only do this by mail now. (or they did last year) Download the form and the payment form (if you are paying by credit card). fill them in and attach your proof of income. send by EMS and check the box for return by EMS. it usually takes a few days only.

9 years ago

Paul **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks Robert but im i Bangkok next week on other business so i will find out from the horses mouth and different countrys have different methods . Im all booked in now for a15 min appointment to view my proof of monthly income

9 years ago

Robert *******

Im not British, so I only posted their website as help. It says on their website Postal application only. Give them a call to be sure. I'm Dutch and we still have both options, in person or postal. They talked months to change it in only in person and that gave a lot of comments for people living outside Bangkok.

9 years ago

Paul **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Robert can you give letter confirming monthly income by post or is this through the British Embassy This is only a practice run as my visa isnt until end of september and as im in Bangkok for a couple of days i thought id give it a try

9 years ago

Robert *******

Just copy paste from their website: Services we provide in Thailand

Consular staff in Thailand can:

administer an oath, affirmation or affidavit

witness a signature

make a certified copy of a document

unite documents

letter confirming pension/income for retirement visa in Thailand (Postal application only)

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9 years ago

Ian *********

Maybe paying a visa service might work better for you

9 years ago

Paul **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Im a tight arse was quoted from 20 to 30,000 baht for the privledge of putting my paper work in order to present to the UK VISA people . On their website they tell you steer clear of visa reps they have no influence in obtaining a visa and fair enough no visa no pay . This way if i get a visa ive saved if not can pay next time .

9 years ago

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