If you have the money in the bank, is it necessary to have an affidavit from your embassy stating your monthly retirement income?

mak wrote:If you have the money in the bank, is it necessary to have an affidavit from your embassy stating your monthly retirement income?

No

papaguido wrote:

mak wrote:If you have the money in the bank, is it necessary to have an affidavit from your embassy stating your monthly retirement income?

No

Papa, I admire your economy with words.

And of course, you are absolutely right.

jackspratt wrote:

papaguido wrote:

mak wrote:If you have the money in the bank, is it necessary to have an affidavit from your embassy stating your monthly retirement income?

No

Papa, I admire your economy with words.

And of course, you are absolutely right.

thx

Papa,,, now you're just strutting,,,,,,, 5555555

How about a medical certificate, is that required?

No medical certificate required.

A med cert might be required during your original application,but not on renewals.I would check ahead of time ,if I were you!
Embassy ''income'' affidavit relieves you of the need to have the 800K in the bank!

How far in advance can you get your extension?

Up to 4 weeks before. I've done them 2 weeks in advance.

This past year I did mine about 7 weeks early.

jetdoc wrote:This past year I did mine about 7 weeks early.

No questions asked? Or did they ask you for a reason for the early request for an extension?

In the past they would want a reason (air ticket) if wanting to do more than 30 days early but since the change to regional centers most offices have been encouraging early applications - up to three months in at least one case. You should check with the office you will be using for local policy.

Re: Extension based on 800K baht plus income.
by mak on 19 Apr 2009, 19:56

jetdoc wrote:
This past year I did mine about 7 weeks early.


No questions asked? Or did they ask you for a reason for the early request for an extension?

No questions asked;o)