@Ibrahim *****

ok i had it approved from Jakarta a few days ago. Easy peasy 😉✌🏼

@Steven ****

it depends of your income source and taxes you pay.

You can pay taxes in your home country but can have to pay in Thailand because their calculation methods are different. That's why some countries are trying to avoid this for retirement pension for which they already pays taxes.

Moreover, the tax is an old law that has just been approved and concerns the 8 income sources which are mentioned in the Section 40 of Thailand's Revenue Code :

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@Daniel ******

Embassy of JK told me by email that I (may) doesn't need to translate my bank statements

@Seb *******

Are you sure about that please?

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@Florence ***********

did you get an update ? I go to JK in a few days 🙂

@Paul ******

thanks for the information. Someone told me that it can be translated by a notary for cheaper, do you think they could be official "enough" ?

@Paul ******

I understand for some documents, but here it's just to translate terms " deposit account" and "saving account" from the french words.

Do you know if I got any other solutions than paying 2k baths for each document with a thai official translator company? Because I got a several ones 😕

@Andy ***********

yes that's essentially scams concerning dtv, they can't do more than you can

@Andy ***********

for sure. Usually, i would say that the average soft power applicant spends between 25 and 40k in total, depending on what classes/medical treatment and how long it stands. It can be more of course