There is a question posted by [Mouhsine Serrar](https://www.facebook.com/mouhsine.serrar?fref=gs&__tn__=%2CdC-R-R&eid=ARDkLntkxa3TeTyRVgkZnmCUmg_WqLFRGr_iXsIeFdh3T0sv1B0lSpcGN5RwPo5bmQIF_R_577x5BQHT&hc_ref=ARSvPB9F4u8fmkV9RnpV8jU4Uw319h5G_8AWIAT6EeXxpL-_ULOhQ7YYm1wHsH5y6UA&dti=1395920320731833&hc_location=group) on October 1 that I would like some clarification on if it can be re-opened for commenting, regarding verification of pension income from Canada for retirement extension

What are the requirements for verifying pension income from Canada for a retirement visa extension in Thailand?

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Oct 5, 2019

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There is a question posted by [Mouhsine Serrar]([members only]) on October 1 that I would like some clarification on if it can be re-opened for commenting, regarding verification of pension income from Canada for  retirement extension

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The discussion provides insights into the use of an income affidavit from the Canadian Embassy as verification for pension income when applying for a retirement extension in Thailand. Participants shared experiences and directed to the specific requirements for the O-A visa, emphasizing that this type of visa must be obtained in Canada. They recommended checking recent reports from other Canadians regarding the O-A visa process.

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James ********

Canadians are lucky...can still use income affidavit from their Embassy.

The O-A visa is an excellent choice. Only can be obtained in your home country Canada.

Read TOPIC : O-A visa.

And use search tool top of page : O-A visa... And Add Canada. There have been recent good and helpful reports from Canadians who recently got the O-A.

Good luck.

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Robert *******

if it is about the retirement Extension at your local Immigration office, as far as I know you can still use the income affidavit from your Embassy as proof of monthly income of minimum 65.000 Thb.

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Tod *********

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That spells out the requirements for the O-A visa at the thai consulate in Ottawa

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Robert *******

i've sent you a PM.

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Robert *******

This is just been explained to you: Tod Daniels IF you feel you can provide good information to a post that is closed please contact the admin/moderating staff (Lloyd, Amornrat, Robert, James or Tod) and we can turn a thread back on for commenting.

Believe me it is NOT our intention to stop constructive conversation and/or the dissemination of accurate information.

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