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How long is the declaration of earnings from the US embassy valid for in Thailand?

US Embassy Declaration of Earnings Long-Term Visa Retirement Visa Immigration in Thailand Visa Extensions

May 26, 2017

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How long is the declaration of earnings from the US embassy good for. I am up for my annual extension of stay based on retirement 29 June.

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The declaration of earnings from the US embassy is generally valid for 6 months according to a rule that was posted previously. However, it appears that the acceptance of this timeframe can vary by immigration office, with Bangkok immigration acknowledging it.

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there was a rule posted a good while back that stated the notary letters of income are valid for 6 months. Some offices do not seem to acknowledge it though but bangkok immigration does.

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Thanks Tod, I'll be under 30 days so am ok.

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