Is an income declaration from my embassy still valid in Chiang Mai in March 2019?

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Nov 14, 2018

6 years ago

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My embassy is still issuing the income declaration. 

Will it still be valid in Chiang Mai in March 2019?

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The user questions the validity of an income declaration from their embassy for visa purposes in Chiang Mai in March 2019, highlighting a concern regarding ongoing processing times.

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