Are stocks accounts accepted as proof of funds for Thailand visas?

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Sep 4, 2024

3 months ago

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I understood that crypto accounts and funds are not accepted. 

What about stocks accounts? Any experience?

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The original inquiry was about whether stock accounts can be used as proof of funds for visa applications in Thailand, noting that cryptocurrency funds are not accepted. A comment indicates that embassies prefer traditional personal bank statements showing the required balance.

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The embassies are quite old school. They prefer personal bank statements with the required ending balance.

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