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Has anyone applied for a retirement visa using the monthly income requirement instead of the 80K deposit? If so, how did you get your documents verified since the embassy doesn’t handle it?
I am looking at applying for a DTV with Muay Thai (Canadian passport but considering going to Chiang Mai to scope out gyms before choosing one, and applying from Hanoi) I have the 500k+ funds in a regular savings account.
But I'm seeing that several people are being asked to also report income.
I only have spousal support as income (declared on my taxes to CRA, I pay taxes on it just like a regular income) but it solely shows as a single monthly etransfer into my bank account.
Will this cause a problem? I couldn't find a clear answer, so I don't know I there's a better way to word my inquiry.
Applying for muay thai visa in swedish embassy and i put unemployed as it was recommended in this group but chosen income less than 20.000 euro as I trade and get dividens.
I plan to apply for DTV in jakarta soon for Workation as freelance. I have 500k statements from the last 6 months.
However my situation is a bit specific as I am a freelance, but has been working for a single client over the last 6 years, almost like an employee.
Therefore, I am concerned regarding the portfolio requirements. Was wondering if anyone has been in the same situation ? What kind of documents would you recommend to provide ?
I was thinking to provide invoices with matching funds received on my bank account, not sure if that will be enough
Should I reapply for DTVSIA in Jakarta, Indonesia, after being rejected in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam? How long should I wait before reapplying? I don’t know the exact reason for the rejection, but I suspect it may have been due to missing documents. I want to prepare everything properly and try again.
Has anyone been approved at age 21 as a freelance software developer? I think they may not have trusted my income source.
I'm still confused. I am trying to go the OA route and one must apply outside Thailand (TL).
I won't have the 800k thb (no comments please) but I earn 100k thb each month social security and have for 1.5 years. Soon to start collecting on a pension, LTR eventually). The US LA Consulate page has three options for income verification for the OA:
1. 800 thb in bank last 3 months;
1. income certificate for 65k thb (US embassy does not do this)
2. "or a deposit account plus a monthly income totaling not less than 800k thb (in one year). In the case of submitting a bank statement, a letter of guarantee from bank (an original copy) is required."
It goes on to say "Recent bank statement showing the applicant's name and ending balance of no less that $30,000 or proof of monthly income of not less that $2500/month along with the current bank statement showing incoming income."
Question: If Im outside, how would this have to be in a Thai bank? Can't set one up without a long-term visa.
Hello. I'm looking for some clarification and advice. My spouse and I are from USA and both over 50.
We are looking to get the LTR next year, once my spouse can show a little extra passive income on our taxes from renting out our house.
In the interim, we would like to enter Thailand on either an O or O-A visa. The problem appears to be that we thought we only needed to show the 800,000 Baht in our bank on the day of application, but now we noticed we need three months of statements.
We have access to the funds, but with the misunderstanding, we did not yet put them in an account(s) and we want to travel soon.
We also have the option of showing $2,500 in income with those statements. We have a joint checking where my spouse can easily demonstrate that income, but I am a little short.
Based on that, it appears my spouse should have no problem with either the O Or the O-A immediately, but I might have issues.
Based on the above we have a few questions:
1) Do I need to show the money in my account for all three months? I would qualify if I only needed it on application submission.
2) Would they take our total monthly income in our joint account and split it between us? If so, then I would have enough income for all three months.
3) I know I can't open a Thai account without a 90 day visa. Of course, I could go on an exemption or vacation visa. I could then return to the USA after three months and apply for an O or O-A, but that's not very ideal. Is there another option that would allow me enter Thailand sooner and not have to return to the USA to reapply?
Thank you in advance for taking the time to read this, and for helpful clarification or advice.