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Is it necessary for the monthly 65,000 baht transfer for retirement visa extension to come from a pension?
Oct 28, 2024
24 days ago
Marc ***********
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Good morning to the community,

I have a question regarding the monthly 65000 baths transfer from abroad for retirement 1 year extension.

On thai admin website I read that it should come from pension. Is it correct and if yes how can I prove that these 65000 baths originate from my pension ?

Thks in advance

Have a nice day

Marc Bailliart
Thai retirement visaVisa extensionSource of fund requirementsImmigration office policiesPension proofInternational money transferRetirement incomeExpat financial requirementsThai immigration rules
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What are the new E visa application requirements for the Royal Thai Embassy in London?
Oct 3, 2019
5 years ago
Ron *******
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After the update on the London E visa application site, I've seen a report that the Embassy and consulates are specifically asking for the letter from your employer to be addressed to the embassy or consulate when applying for the METV. Somebody reported a successful E visa application but it was noted the letter wasn't specifically addressed to London

I found that the Liverpool consulate has updated it's requirement to reflect

5. A letter from the applicant’s employer (in the UK) and addressed to the Royal Thai Consulate) stating length of service and expected return to work. If you are self-employed your self-assessment form.
E VisaMETV ApplicationVisa RequirementsRoyal Thai ConsulateSelf-Employment DocumentationUK Employer LetterPension Proof
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