Thread: monthly income

When they say you have to make 65,000 baht a month for a retirement
visa, is that net or gross ? I make $2,248 a month gross $2,068 net

whittler

They don't specify. Are you a US citizen? When I applied for my visa (Houston consulate by mail) I gave them evidence of my gross annuity. They accepted that.

When I have applied for extensions I have gone to the US Embassy to get a notarized statement about my income. I always use the gross amount. But, the US Embassy doesn't require proof, so you can put whatever you like. Thai Immigration accepts whatever is down on the form that is notarized by the embassy.

Originally Posted by buad hai

They don't specify. Are you a US citizen? When I applied for my visa (Houston consulate by mail) I gave them evidence of my gross annuity. They accepted that.

When I have applied for extensions I have gone to the US Embassy to get a notarized statement about my income. I always use the gross amount. But, the US Embassy doesn't require proof, so you can put whatever you like. Thai Immigration accepts whatever is down on the form that is notarized by the embassy.

I agree (big deal) Have not been asked for anything in four years but the embassy letter.

Thank's guys for the response. I can't wait to get over there.

whittler