If I send 80k a month for 12 months from UK to k bank will a statement from k bank be accepted by immigration as the income from abroad over 65k for extension of retirement visa.
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The question pertains to whether sending 80,000 THB per month for a year to a K Bank account will qualify as income from abroad for a retirement visa extension in Thailand. It was clarified that for the first annual extension, certified income from the embassy or a minimum balance of 800,000 THB in a Thai account is required, despite having a track record of monthly transfers. For second-year extensions, bank statements may suffice, but acceptance can vary by immigration office. It is advisable to verify requirements with the specific immigration office handling the application.
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Thought you had to get letter from embassy. Some country's do not sure England do any more
You need to check with the immigration office that you are applying for your extension some offices need affidavit from embassy to match your 12 mth statements
im sharing my experience CW bkk have my 12mths statements and still need the affidavit......I can't use the 65k method only 800k method for me ( it depends on nationality)
If its your second extension then maybe. Depends on office. My Bangkok Bank statements printed from app were accepted along with my home bank account statements. Neither were stamped by the bank.
Only for the 2nd year extension. The first annual extension must be done through embassy certified income or 800,000 in your Thai bank account. There are no other options, even if you've been sending money into your Thai account for 10 years, it won't matter. The first extension cannot use monthly transfers.