Is my income affidavit from November still valid for my visa renewal on March 29, 2019?

Income Affidavit Visa Renewal Thai Visa Rules Thai Immigration Validity Period of Documents

March 2, 2019

6 years ago

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I got my income affidavit done in November thinking it would be valid for 6 months to May 2019. Even with the new rules of March 1 is that still true? I go for renewal March 29.

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The user inquires about the validity of an income affidavit obtained in November, questions if it will still be accepted for a visa renewal scheduled for March 29, 2019, given the new rules effective from March 1.

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