Me again folks... I started from scratch and got it right this time. I will apply for a non-immigrant O visa. I'm already in Thailand, as I said yesterday, so I plan to go to Vietnam in a few weeks to send my application to the thai embassy in Hanoi.

According to what I just read, it can take between 3 to 15 days to get the visa. Is that accurate in most cases? If not, it makes it hard to plan a return date.

Also, in the requirements it says I need financial evidence showing monthly income of no less than 65,000 THB, which I have. But the canadian embassy does no longer give a certificate of income. The pension fund I have gave me an official letter stating how much money I get from them monthly. Is that good enough for the thai immigration or will I need a balance of 800,000 THB (e.g., bank statements for the last three months, sponsor letter)? Thanks again for your help, it's very appreciated.

Hi. I’m trying to get my marriage visa

Extension. But how can I prove my

Uk state pension and my other

Pension to them. To show I have

More than 40.000 baht each month.

Now the uk embassy in Bangkok has

Stopped issuing a confirmation

Letter. Has anyone got any idea.

I was in my local immigration sorting out my marriage visa using the 400k method. I asked about the requirements for using the monthly money transferedmethod for next year. I was told the following. I need to get an official letter from my pension department and uk bank as proof that my pension is legitimate. I was also told that only my pension would be considered for the money and not earnings from property rental that I also have. Has anyone else been told these requirements and that only my pension will be considered when bringing monies across. TIA

im a pensioner with a retirement visa. i want to offset my pension against the $800000 req in thai bank ac. what docs do i need