Thanks for the posts. I'm new to the group and hopefully someday I can contribute. Age 57, from the US.
In Bangkok (CW) I did on my own my first 90 day and 1 year Non-O for retirement, multi-entry. I've kept over 1 million baht in BKK Bank. Plus, I wired about 70K each month from a US bank to BKK Bank, for the last 13 months.
I'm researching the 65k pension deposit method vs. 800k balance. I understand I can no longer get an embassy letter.
Will 12 months of bank statements work? Do I also need to show my US tax records, showing the pension? Thanks
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user who recently joined the group shares their experience with Thai retirement visas and asks about the necessary documentation for proving pension income, specifically regarding the 65k pension deposit method and the use of bank statements instead of an embassy letter.
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