I went to the Immigration office in Cha-am to apply for non-O ret extension a couple of days ago.

I had all the papers needed,,,,but,,,,yes,,,its a BUT,,😁

I had the paper from the Norwegians emdassy for proof of income,,,,but the lady told me that since it is the first time applying fir this,they also want that same paper from the Thai consulate in BKK.

As time is about to be an issue and I can not go to BKK,,,She told me that if I pay 2000thb extra,,,they will give me the stamp and fix the paper for me after,,,,

I never heard about needing this document from both places,,,,,so maybe it is valid information for others to notice 👍

Hi, Please can I ask -- When an embassy requests additional documentation for an online application for DTV, do you know how quickly we have to submit it? (I mean after how many days or weeks do they scrap/annul the application if they are still waiting for the additional documents?) I don't have some of the stuff they want immediately to hand, but I reckon I can arrange it, with a bit of time... I applied via London embassy (online). Thank you!

Also... They have requested a UK tax return or accountant's letter (or similar). They say I can black out everything bar my name. I haven't yet submitted my tax return for year from April 2023 to March 2024 (i.e. the latest year)... (It's due January 31 latest). So any tax return I give them would look more than a year old. I am thinking of submitting an accountant's letter, therefore. Do you know what the letter should say? Maybe she (my accountant) knows how these things are done... but in case she needs instructions, I'm wondering what I should say....

I applied for the DTV visa. Now, they’re asking for my tax returns from the last two years. Do they want to assess my income, or do they just want to know if I’m paying taxes?

My thai embassy requires a letter of Ministry of education of Thailand for DTV muay thai program

No gym has it because its for schools, not gyms

Has anyone came across this?

Hi all I’m applying for DTV in Hong Kong and my original work contract from 2018 states it’s an in office role

I have a letter stating my role is FULL TIME remote worker

Should I request a new updated employment contract and submit both contracts

Original and new updated contact to give concrete evidence

As my employer has approved officially for me be full time remote worker

I have been for quite some time now however I never got a new contract of employment

Hi, I made a new passport and now I need to transfer the stamp to the new passport at immigration. When I picked up the passport at my embassy, I asked for the document from them, that I have a new passport.

They said it’s not needed anymore!Just go with the old and new passports and it will be ok!

Is this true?

I always needed a document from my embassy in the past when going to immigration to transfer a stamp.

Thanks

Hi all. Does anyone have a contact for arranging marriage stuff for a reasonable price? We have done the first step of going to the embassy and getting the documents. We next need to get them translated at MFA, appointment at district office and translation of marriage certificate. If anyone has got info on the process or can recommend an agent that would be much apreciated.

Thanks Andrew

Hi guys

Trust you are well

Quick question when you applying for a work permit as a teacher what are the requirements?

Has any body got an answer or work around to the need to have an embassy letter for proof of income from gov pension, when the embassy has stopped issuing them. I want to use combination method of banked money and 12 months of pension of 40k+฿ so as to free up some of my 800k฿. The KK immigration still require this. Would a letter from Services Australia who oversee Centrelink, who pay the Government old age pension into my bank, be acceptable? TIA

Hello again folks, thanks a million for your help with my retirement visa question. Immigration say I need a stamped income letter from my embassy instead of the bank statements but my statements show more than the required income each month... is this usual now?