Hi. I'm currently getting prepared to submit an application for a non o retirement visa to the Thai embassy in London using the e-visa system. For proof of current residence I was planning to upload a copy of my annual council tax bill which is dated April of this year. Please can anyone who has recent experience confirm that this will be acceptable. I couldn't find any list of acceptable documents on the website. I know there is a reference to utility bills but given my payment period for these they wouldn't necessarily be that up to date. Thank you
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user inquired about using an annual council tax bill as proof of residence for their Non-O retirement visa application at the Thai embassy in London. Community responses confirmed that this is an acceptable document, with others suggesting alternatives like a passport ID page, driver’s license, or bank statement. Previous applicants reported success with similar documentation.
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