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Visa for Thailand: Does the Austrian consul still issue income statements?

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Tags: Income statement, Austrian consul

July 2, 2019

Dear Ronnie,

Does anyone know if the Austrian consul still issues income statements? The problem is that the Dutch embassy only wants to issue this for money from the Netherlands and that is just too little, but it is allowed in combination with 400.000 baht in the bank. I also receive some pension from abroad, and that is enough.

Regards,

Carlos

Dear,

As far as I know, the Austrian consul still issues proof of income.

You can use the visa support letter for the combination method, just as you can use the proof of income from the Austrian consul. The bank amount that you combine with your income will then depend on the income you prove.

Also read this:

TB Immigration Info letter 024/19 – The Thai visa (8) – The Non-immigrant “O” visa (2/2)

TB Immigration Info Letter 024/19 – The Thai Visa (8) – The Non-Immigrant “O” Visa (2/2)

Regards,

RonnyLatYa

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