What documents are acceptable to certify income for an O-A visa application at the Thai Embassy in London?

O-A Visa Income Certification Thai Embassy London UK Expat Retirement Visa Notarized Documents

October 16, 2018

6 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi all , what is an acceptable document to certify income for an O-A M visa application based on retirement  at Thai Embassy in London ?

P60 or salary slip ? Bank Statement ? 

UK citizen over 50 , no work in Thailand.

Thanks.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

To certify income for an O-A visa application based on retirement at the Thai Embassy in London, acceptable documents include a notarized bank statement, P60, or salary slips. Some users noted that a bank statement with an original stamp can also be sufficient. It is also recommended to contact the embassy for confirmation of requirements.

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Billy ************

For OA in London you need original bank statement notarised by a solicitor. All other docs also need to be notarised.

6 years ago

Rod ********

Mine was just stamped and signed by bank official accepted no problem, nothing else notarised

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Rod ********

Bank statement with original stamp from bank to certify, or p60 , pay slip or just send them all , they will send back to you anyway.

6 years ago

David *******

You not married yet? Get married then go to savannahkhet and get non o much easier for you as you are like me in and out then when u retire do extension of stay. With non o u get multi entry and much less hassle than non O A from london

6 years ago

David *******

@Tod ********

he works same company as me and is in and out like a yo yo 🙂 probably married by now alao

6 years ago

Tod *********

it's hardly worth marrying a thai to get a Non-O visa :O

I'd say that Non-O-A visa runs circles around your multi-O where you border bounce every 90 days.

On that O-A visa you only have to leave the country ONCE in two years of stay :)

6 years ago

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Tod *********

This is what they have on their website.

Email or call them, they're not too bad at responding (or they weren't last year when I called them).

6 years ago

David *******

@Chris *******

they must know you we called them over a dozen times only one answer and that may have been a cleaner for the use they were lol no reply to emails either. We gave up in end. In fact they were not much better when we visited twice conflicting information and quite rude.

6 years ago

Chris ********

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@Tod ********

thanks Tod , will call in the morning UK time . I'm thinking it'll need an "income certificate" but I'll clarify with them . Cheers.

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Chris ********

Steve *******

I think you need a notarized bank statement for the OA visa in the UK

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