90 day and extension

The letters are valid for 6 months.

Worth bearing that in mind in, say, May/June next year
 
Congratulations Robjak.
You were able to prove "sufficient funds" through a mix of currency in a Thai bank and a letter from your Embassy.

Does your Embassy have to verify your pension back in the UK or do they take the information you provide them with at face value ?

(Couldn't hurt to pound six beers as well...just in a celebratory nature. ;);;grimace;; )
 
I've got 2 private pensions and each year in April they send me a letter confirming what my pension will be after the yearly rise. I have to send them to the British Embassy in Bangkok. I am pretty sure they take it at face value.
Haha yes celebrating, on my 3rd.
 
robjak said:
I've got 2 private pensions and each year in April they send me a letter confirming what my pension will be after the yearly rise. I have to send them to the British Embassy in Bangkok. I am pretty sure they take it at face value.
Haha yes celebrating, on my 3rd.
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Confirm that they take things at face value.

They have previously accepted my statement of rental income without question. I am aware of others who have manipulated their income figures.
 
When I gave the immo the letter from the embassy he got his phone and worked out how much I got and then said " not enough". I said that's monthly try the figure at the bottom that's yearly. Dint say owt after that.
 
I remember Roc arriving once with his pension confirmation letter which quoted "every fortnight". Immigration wouldn't accept it as they hadn't a clue what a fortnight was.
 
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