When the Canadian embassy provided proof of income, Thai immigration would not accept 40K monthly baht transferred into a Thai bank from Canada. Now that the embassy no longer provides this service, is Thai immigration now accepting Thai bank monthly transfers of 40k from Canada overseas as proof of income.
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In light of the recent changes regarding proof of income for visa extensions in Thailand, there are mixed reports on whether monthly transfers of 40,000 baht from Canada to a Thai bank account are being accepted by immigration authorities. As of April 1, 2025, the Canadian embassy no longer provides income verification services. Recent discussions among expats indicate that many immigration offices may no longer accept monthly income proofs based on international transfers for extensions related to marriage or raising a Thai child. Instead, they may prefer lump-sum bank deposits of 400,000 baht or evidence of legal employment in Thailand.