What is required to prove a monthly income of 40,000 baht for a Thai marriage visa extension?

The affidavit of income from abroad notaries from the UK consulate are ONLY done by mail now. You can't walk in and get one.

The link provided by

@Ric****

, in your previous post tells you how to do it via mail.

Had a Brit friend do this recently and he had to do additional step of getting Embassy letter certified in Chiang Whattana

If you are still getting pensions verify it from your embassy submit it,and you will get the visa.

Just wondering, once someone has the Non Imm O how long does the process of getting the extension of stay based on marriage take?

I should be good to get the Non Imm O next week but I'll need to go back to work on the 13th July....

Ah I did not know they have appointments now. We queued for ages for my wifes visa 15 years ago and then again three months later for her interview. I flew back for it as she did not want to go alone and was worried that she spoke little English. I was only allowed to sit in the back of the waiting room, all day. She would probably not have passed the English test I think the have to do at some stage now, or is it for indefinite leave to remain, which she got without problems two years later.

Your up late

@Paul *********

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Tom Johnson Paul Clements. Looks like you are going to have to make a trip to the British Embassy in Bangkok to get your letter of proof of income in Wireless Road ( I can not spell the Thai name of the road but will try if you can not find it in that smart pickup of yours. Do you have a satnav ? If not I would park in any convenient hotel you find and take a cab in the morning. I think they open at 8 or 9 am but there is always a long queue by 7:30 am. There is a convenient hotel just opposite the Embassy, but I am afraid I do not remember its name. My Jersey friend who lives in Pattaya or his wife would know. I will ask him. Best of luck. I will be nearly in your shoes in a few hears time but my pension is zilch and now I am having to live for part of the year in Jersey and part in Thailand for medical reasons, similar to your a few years back money won't go as far as I had hoped !I will fly back for treatment in the UK and check ups in Jersey if I need it, but at least all my already expensive medication will be paid for for three months ( the longest my doctor is supposed to prescribe for). Wish you luck.

@Paul *********

. Looks like you are going to have to make a trip to the British Embassy in Bangkok to get your letter of proof of income in Wireless Road ( I can not spell the Thai name of the road but will try if you can not find it in that smart pickup of yours. Do you have a satnav ? If not I would park in any convenient hotel you find and take a cab in the morning. I think they open at 8 or 9 am but there is always a long queue by 7:30 am. There is a convenient hotel just opposite the Embassy, but I am afraid I do not remember its name. My Jersey friend who lives in Pattaya or his wife would know. I will ask him. Best of luck. I will be nearly in your shoes in a few hears time but my pension is zilch and now I am having to live for part of the year in Jersey and part in Thailand for medical reasons, similar to your a few years back money won't go as far as I had hoped !I will fly back for treatment in the UK and check ups in Jersey if I need it, but at least all my already expensive medication will be paid for for three months ( the longest my doctor is supposed to prescribe for). Wish you luck.

He is asking about non O for marriage NOT retirement

See attached Link.

To Group Members: can this man go to Savannaket and get what he needs without income docs? Seems he could.

You need confirmation from your embassy to go the monthly income route.