@Det ******

but that's no good for immigration

@Mike ***********

I don't recommend agents but that's going to be your only option if you don't have the 800k baht to put in a bank account

@Willy *******

that only works for the Non-OA

Homeowner form sounds like a TM30.

Doesn't sound right to me

@Mike ***********

yes for sure, the only authoritative answer. But I've never heard of any immigration office accepting an income certificate from anywhere other than an embassy. And when a number of embassies stopped providing them they had to introduce the 12 months of 65k baht transfers from overseas rule.

@Mario ********

you can't. You come with your 90 day Non-O visa, go to immigration for a residence certificate, go to a mobile provider and buy a Thai SIM registered against your passport, then you go to a bank and open an account and transfer in a minimum of 800k baht to use for your extension of stay. Unless you are lucky enough to hold a passport pertaining to one of the diminishing number of embassies that still issue income certificates

@Mike ***********

that looks like AI generated nonsense

@Mike ***********

nope. Immigration will only accept certification from an embassy

Unfortunately for you the Canadian embassy stopped providing income certificates earlier this year so for your extension of stay you need 800k baht in a Thai bank account. For subsequent extensions you can show that you have transferred a minimum of 65k baht per month from overseas each month for the 12 months prior to applying so you need to start the transfers immediately, however you can spend the 65k as soon as it shows up in your account