@Eric *******

no. For a year only (actually, it might have been for only 10 months but I showed for an entire year).

@Justine ********

thanks so much Justine!! ❤️

@Paul *******

it sounds like you are in a very similar situation to us. The LTR process requested that we produce my husband’s NOA + T1 General from last year. This did not have to be certified in any way. There was also no need to move any money at all into Thailand, and we didn’t have to show any money in our bank accounts. We did have to show health insurance valid for a year. We had that with IMG Global. Aside from our marriage certificate, I didn’t have to show anything else (as the dependant spouse).

Odd that their website is down…

@Tulip *******

we needed nothing certified from Canada. As for the income, we produced our tax return.

@Tulip *******

use your income tax return from last year. It is not pension income but personal income that they are looking for. We do not have a pension yet we still received the visa on the strength of our income tax return.

@Gordon ******

TB (about $2000 CDN)

@Maria *********************

the dependant definitely has to pay TB. I just paid it in cash yesterday so I am sure about that. Right now, if you are in Thailand you can only get it done at the BOI in Bangkok.

@Lisa ***

yes, that is my understanding as well. It’s essentially having to apply all over again, although they said it would be a bit streamlined. Of course, since we’re so early in the LTR visa program, the renewing process hasn’t been created yet. Somehow, I have a feeling it will not be much different from what we just did, but with no payment.

@Anup *********

there is no need to have 500USF investments in Thailand. Our financial criteria to meet was $USD annual income. We do not own any property or investments in Thailand.

@Nan ********

we did not apply for the work permit as we are both retired, but it was an option.