Regarding “proof of income” for so-called retirement visas (12 months extension of stay permit); can Immigration be satisfied with a only a bank certificate and that bank book (thai bank) showing international deposits of at least 65k baht (or the equivalent in another currency) regularly? If so, how many months must the deposit have taken place?

Lost my passport.

Got a police report and made a new one at the Swedish embassy. Got it sent to me a week after or so.

I was on a 1 year extension of stay based on marriage lasting until October. I do have photos of both the extension of stay, non imm O visa before that. 90 days report and departure card.

Questions:

Is there anything except what's mentioned above I need to get the extension of stay stamped in my new passport?

I have:

New passport

Police report

Document from embassy

Marriage certificate etc (if needed).

I do NOT have:

Any of the usual proof of identity i.e. ID card, driving license etc. Apart from expired passports (which was a minor headache when making the passport, not sure if relevant in the case of CW immigration).

Can I go and do it alone or would my partner have to join?

Thanks!

Swedish Immigration letter from embassy.

Regarding the letter to immigration from the Swedish embassy I talked to the consular section yesterday they are in my Facebook group. They say at the moment they not issue any letter but they might due depending on the situation in the future.

Incomeletter to prove annual income for extension of stay based on marriage.

My embassy, Swedish, still write incomeletter.

The income required is 400 000 bath in bank or monthly income 40 000 bath.

Based on the Tax Assessment from the Tax Agency, is that the Assessed employment income before taxes, or after?

I could not find a statement from Thai immigration saying if it's before or after taxes.

If I remember correctly, the Tax Assessment is valid for an income letter.

Sorry if I asked a question already answered, I could not find the search function on this pad