If a pension is paid into an Aussie bank how do you provide such proof when applying for a the Non O marriage Visa.
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Applying for a Non-O Marriage Visa in Thailand while relying on pension payments deposited into an Australian bank account requires careful documentation. Applicants can provide proof by submitting recent bank statements (ideally showing at least four to five months of pension credits), using a notarized letter from the pension administrator, and transferring 400,000 THB into a Thai bank account prior to application. Other methods mentioned include utilizing services like Wise for currency transfer and ensuring documentation meets immigration standards.
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I use an agent. Its the easiest way. None of these problems.
Thai bank passbook and a bank letter updated on the day of application (400,000 THB) or proof of 40,000 THB monthly since it is not an extension you are bound to the first method, later with extensions you are free to use the second method
Your banks statement will show the credits as a centrelink pension. Just circle these to make it easier to identify and provide the required months of statements.
You apply for the 90 day Non-O marriage visa before coming to Thailand using funds in your home bank. When you get to Thailand you open a Thai bank account and place a minimum of 400k baht in it for 2 months before applying for the 12 months extension of stay at your local immigration office
Paul Mclaughlin Yes there are always fees (or a crap exchange rate) but with Wise the fee is not are hidden so you know before doing the deal what it would cost and how many Baht will be received. Some transactions incur bank fees on transfer/receipt but not with Wise.
Ken Hutchinson read the messages, I wasn't the one that said there isn't a transfer fee. Ive pointed out its far better to use Taptap. Hardly rocket science is it?
Paul Mclaughlin Yes, it tells you down to the last Satang what you receive and it's always spot on just the one fee you see up front and their rates are not poor as you imply