How can I renew my OA (retirement) Visa in Thailand if my embassy no longer provides a pension affidavit?

Most people who knew they would need a new yearly extension at the beginning of this year got an affidavit of income from abroad notary from their consulate BEFORE they stopped issuing them at the end of this last year :O That's because those letters are good for 6 months so you could use it if you had one.

Unfortunately because you didn't get one IF you want to use monthly income you need to start transferring in 65K baht a month from abroad into your thai bank account.

This year on the switch from the notary letters to the monthly transfers they're supposed to be "lenient" as far as you not having to show a full years worth of monthly incoming transfers, but no one knows what the requirements really are.

Stop by your immigration office and check with them to see how to proceed.

IF your consulate no longer provides the affidavit of income from abroad letter then you show international money transfers from abroad into your thai bank account of at least 65K baht a month and use the proof for the monthly income method.

what's in the name. Actually you visited Thailand on a Tourist visa, get that converted to the Non Immigrant O visa, applied for the 1 Year Extension of Stay and now you like to apply for a new 1 year Extension of Stay. This is not a Non Immigrant O-A visa, but we understood what you like to do.

Did you get your O-A in your home country?

You need to show that 65K baht a month has been deposited into your account from overseas.

If your Embassy stopped with this income affidavit you can show a monthly deposit of minimum 65.000 Thb coming in from abroad for the last 12 months on your Thai Bank account