I went to renew my 1 year non O visa today . A letter from the embassy for proof of income is no longer sufficient. I was asked to return with bank statements. So off again tomorrow. Bringing one years worth just in case.this was at Matkaphut Pass it on
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A recent post shared experiences of renewing a 1-year Non-O visa in Thailand, indicating that a letter from the embassy is no longer sufficient proof of income. Instead, applicants are now required to submit 12 months of bank statements. This reflects a broader shift in immigration practices, as several commenters noted that their respective embassies have also changed their policies, with some no longer providing income verification letters. The discussion emphasizes the importance of adapting to these changes and being respectful towards immigration officials during the process.
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