Has anyone had success this year getting the 65k per month, 12 month deposit statement from Bangkok bank to use for renewing your 1 year renewal for immigration? Thanks for any input.
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Many expats have shared their experiences regarding obtaining a 12-month deposit statement from Bangkok Bank for visa renewal purposes. It appears that the bank may no longer provide a separate incoming deposit statement, but many have successfully used transaction detail reports that highlight incoming transfers. Responses vary based on branch location, with some reporting fast service while others had to wait several days. It's recommended to request the statement directly from the bank and ensure to highlight relevant transactions for immigration purposes.
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yep, you're wrong, for the countries whose embassies do not issue the affidavit of income notary letter you have to transfer in the minimum required amount each month every month for the previous 12 months before you apply for the next extension into a thai bank account in your name only from abroad and you need to get the bank to print out that transaction history
Not sure. When l did it last year by myself in Krabi, all l needed from the bank for immigration was all transactions for 12 months. I was told to high-lite in yellow marker the international deposits for 12 months.
I renewed in January at Hua Hin. They wanted my 12 month statement and credit advice for each monthly deposit. The credit advice cost 500 THB and took a few days but that may have been because my Bangkok Bank account was in Chiang Mai! The bank was excellent and knew exactly what I needed!
I don't think they offer the separate incoming deposit only paper anymore.
I have seen people just get the yearly transaction detail report (which you have to order in advance) and highlight the incoming transfers for the last 12 months of transactions..
What l used last year in Krabi was all bank transactions for 12 months and high-lighted the international incoming deposits. They were happy with that method. I didn't know of other methods. I told them at the bank that l needed bank statements for 12 months for immigration, and this is what they handed me. Worked well last year.
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