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Could someone please give me advice? I’ve been on a retirement visa for two years and my renewal is coming in March, however, I’m two months late with my 800,000 B deposit this time. Does anyone know what the fine will be or will I have to leave? Thank you.
I have never been asked to provide any proof of money or income. Only asked a question(is everything true) to a notary service and sign a piece of paper, then out the door till next year. I don't think for a minute you will have any problems whatsoever.
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11 hours ago, Suradit69 said:
" I have a US visa ..."
Not sure what a US visa has to do with anything or why an American would get one.
At the embassy you are signing an affidavit which is the proof of income required by immigrations. Although it would be unlikely to ever happen, an immigration officer could ask for evidence to support it. If you're getting Social Security and/or a pension or some other regular source of income, keeping statements etc. is probably a good idea to support the amount you claim on the affidavit even if you might never have to produce them.
I have a retirement visa with a monthly pension only.(I omitted this earlier} Yes, I agree about having supporting documents. I did this the first two years and was worried even with this stuff, but turns out I have never been asked for anything except passport.
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I have a US visa and have never been asked to produce proof of income ever, just the paper from the embassy I get yearly from Bangkok. At the US embassy in Bangkok I have never been asked to produce proof of income either, just been asked the question and signed a paper stating that this is the truth.
Two months late with 800G deposit, what to do?
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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Most people have it(money requirements) or at least did have it or they would have never gotten the visa in the first place in their home country where you do have to have proof of everything, I meet both requirements income monthly and savings. My first trip to bangkok embassy I had paper everywhere proving this and that and found out I needed nothing except an appointment for nortary services and my current passport/visa. I think it's a nutty system and easy to fool, but I don't make the rules and it still does cost money, so maybe that's all they really want not the truth.