Visa support letter Thailand
If you are applying for a residence permit in another country, a letter of support is required in some cases. With this letter from the Dutch embassy you show that you have Dutch nationality and what your income is. You can only request this document by post. There are costs associated with requesting a letter of support.
Well, that will be an escape for me. Not all Thai banks just open a (EURO) account. The Dutch pension payers also do not always want to cooperate due to the high costs. And then those exchange costs in Thailand are not nothing. And that every month. Of course if the rule is followed.
Thai Immigration: Proof of Income 2019
A text from Thai immigration has appeared on Thaivisa. The text is about documents that must be delivered if one wants to use an income to prove the financial side of the annual extension.
Reader Submission: Hassle over annual visa income statement
You all know about the new rules for issuing annual visas. In short, the “income statement”. I have sent all the necessary documents such as bank statements, tax return, accountant's statement, copy sister, copy of that, a whole pack of paper with 2000 baht in it via EMS to the Dutch embassy in Bangkok. A week later the mail brought me the necessary document.
Letter of support from the embassy
Soon it will be time again to extend the Non-immigration (retirement) visa to be allowed to live in Thailand for another year. It was not entirely clear to me how to proceed with regard to obtaining the income statement, because from 22 May 2017 the procedure for applying for an income statement changed.
Income statement on new website 'Netherlands worldwide'
Many readers of Thailandblog are not happy with the new website www.nederlandwereldwijd.nl as a replacement for the website of the Dutch embassy in Bangkok. It's quite a search for the old information. The income statement is now on the new site.
Income statement: New address Austrian consulate in Pattaya
Dutch people in Jomtien and Pattaya, who use the Austrian Consulate for the legalization of the income statement, must turn to the new accommodation from 1 March.
The VBNGB also helps Dutch pensioners in Thailand
The recent discussion about the new procedure for applying for a legalized income statement at the Dutch embassy in Bangkok shows how important it is to organize yourself as a group in order to exert influence. In that context, we would like to refer our readers to the website of the Association of Interests for Dutch Pensioners Abroad (VBNGB).
Open Letter to the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Thailand, Mr. Karel Johannes Hartogh.
Dear Mr. Hartogh, Here are some considerations and questions in response to the measure that the embassy will check income requirements and legalize signatures on income statements through personal contact. Partly an understandable, partly perhaps a somewhat ill-considered measure.
Change procedure signature legalization income statement (2)
There are many questions about the new procedure of the Dutch embassy as of January 1, for applying for a signature legalization on an income statement. Gringo asked for further explanation and we received a message from Mr. J. Haenen (head of internal and consular affairs).