Wondering if anyone knows if immigration in Bangkok or Hua Hin is accepting the current affidavit of income from Canadian Consulate as proof of income? TIA
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Many individuals confirm that the affidavit of income issued by the Canadian Consulate is generally accepted by immigration offices in Thailand, including Bangkok and Hua Hin. However, it's advisable to check if it needs to be legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, especially for the first extension, as this requirement may vary depending on the specific immigration office.
Affidavit letter is accepted as proof of income if your embassy still issues it. It might need to get legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for your first extension, but this varies between immigrations.
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