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What do I need for the 10-year LTR visa application regarding the letter of acknowledgement?
Aug 16, 2024
2 years ago
Sally ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi everyone , I have applied for the new 10 year evisa and it's asking for a letter of acknowledgement , getting so confused as I thought this was for them to give after the application was considered ,if so where do I get one from , the visa is ltr pensioner TIA
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user has applied for the new 10-year LTR (Long-Term Residence) pensioner visa and is confused about the requirement for a letter of acknowledgement. Commenters clarified that this letter is typically related to the approval process through the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI), which must be completed before applying for the visa. One said that such a letter was not required for their own application, suggesting that the user should verify the requirements directly with the BOI.
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Sally ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERAh makes sense now thanks guys
Brandon ************
It sounds like you applied for the LTR from the embassy before you applied with the BOI and got approval. You need to submit your approval letter from the BOI as part of your LTR application.
Khun *****
I have that visa and that's not a document I was required to submit. It's also nowhere in the "required documents" information on the BOI site.
Where are you applying from? Go back to whomever told you that was required and ask. You can e-mail the BOI office in Bangkok also. They are very helpful.
Where are you applying from? Go back to whomever told you that was required and ask. You can e-mail the BOI office in Bangkok also. They are very helpful.
Bob *********
It is either the notorized letter from you country that you have no criminal record or the application acknowledgement that you applied for one.
Jo **********
@Bob ********
they don’t check for criminal recordReply to
Jo **********
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John *******
Have you applied via the Thailand Board of Investment yet? You go through them first, then once they approve you apply for the visa.
Bob *********
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