Hi everyone not sure if this has been asked before , I'm applying for the non o visa from Canada, regarding the financial evidence I been hearing different things. Do they want a1 month or 3 month bank statement showing the current balance does it have to be stamp and sign by the bank . Chat GPT also mentioned a bank letter of guarantee. I want to make sure I do this once and make sure it won't get rejected.
Also if your application gets rejected for some reason do you have to pay another $130 CDN to start a new visa. Thanks for any help
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking clarification on the financial documentation required for a Non-O visa application from Canada, specifically regarding the duration of required bank statements and whether these need to be signed by a bank representative. The conversation suggests that typically a one-month bank statement is sufficient, although some respondents mention the possibility of needing a three-month statement. Additionally, the user inquires about the fees associated with a rejected visa application, with several comments indicating that a new fee would be necessary if the application is declined. There is a strong recommendation for users to refer to the official Thai Embassy website for the most accurate and reliable information.
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