Is it difficult to obtain a Non-O pensioner visa at the Thai embassy in Copenhagen with a monthly income over 65,000 Baht?

@Danko *********

you can not. Only certificates issued inside Thailand are accepted by immigration. For your 1st extension you have no option but to show the 800k in a Thai bank, for 2nd and subsequent extensions you can show 12 months of 65k baht transfers from overseas each month immediately prior to applying for the extension

That’s why if you are applying on Thai Immigration a 1-year Retirement Extension, you will need to use alternative financial proof.

*** you either use a minimum of 800,000 THB in your Thai bank account. On the day you apply, the deposit must have been sitting in your account for a minimum of two months, and you need the bank letter that confirms it

*** or, for the second annual application to the 1-year Retirement Extension, you can use such as a 12-month bank statement showing regular monthly transfers of at least 65,000 THB into your Thai bank account, and you must prove that each transfer came from abroad

Danko Zarkovic . . . . . 😐😐 No, the Danish Embassy in Bangkok no longer issues income affidavits (pension or income letters). This service was discontinued because the embassy cannot legally fulfill the requirements of Thai authorities to guarantee future income levels for Danish nationals

Jeff Fouble This is pretty much the general rule for applying for a Non-O visa. Requirements may vary slightly at individual embassies, so check yours just in case.