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There is no seasoning of funds requirement although they may ask for a 3 month statement. Canadian embassies are pretty chill. You can contact the embassy and ask what they require.
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Think of it this way, in the old days you would go to the Embassy and hand in your passport and wait for a sticker Visa. It would be impossible to travel outside that country when not in possession of your passport.
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@Serge *********
you can get almost 9 months out of that visa with a well timed final entry and in country extension
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Non O is a marriage visa. Once you get to Thailand you'll then bank your 400K and apply for a 1 year extension of stay.
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You submit your application, then once approved you submit your dependants application citing your visa number, along with a sponsorship letter stating you are the parent/spouse and guarantee financial responsibility along with your bank statement. I'd suggest a million baht if it's in one bank account or another 500K in your spouse's personal account.
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If your business interacts with Thai businesses or citizens it won't fly for DTV.
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If you're going to include a brief cover letter explaining your alternate income also highlight it in your bank statements, just saying it doesn't make it true, prove it.
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Highly doubt it's an issue of concern. I haven't heard of this situation in the group, but I'm pretty sure oodles of people have dual citizenship. There is no disclaimer for the application.
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@Peter ********
an entry just before visa expiration will get another year stamp if you have qualifying insurance good for another year, otherwise only stamped in till the date of insurance expiration.