Can a UK citizen apply for a DTV Workation visa in Thailand with less than 3 months of bank statements?

@J**

they will take a utility bill or driving license. I gave them a utility bill. The statements have two purposes- showing you have the 500k at the end, but also showing your income over the period. This latter bit is what they want the three months for. I submitted invoices and then highlighted the corresponding amounts paid in in the statements. I only had 500k at the end, not for the full three months.

@Joe ******

I had the balance summary same day as I applied only in my Revolut travel account. And 3months of my daily current account (where my wages go)which never had the required amount in. It was accepted as that. The fact is you need to have that amount in your account at the time of applying. There was one post recently where the UK embassy had requested someome to show 30days but others like myself have done it where the money had been same day/same week. Tips for your documents make sure your remote working contract is highlighted, use companies house gov website and take a screenshot of its ltd status, if you can get your manager/director to write a letter to say they are aware and accept that you will be working from Thailand specifically that has been beneficial for some. Proof of current address you can use a utility or driving license. It may also be useful to write a cover letter explaining your evidence as well as stating you are aware of and will abide by all Kingdom laws as well as your intentions of visiting Thailand like plans etc. Good Luck 👍

@Joe ******

That's the basic criteria, should be more detailed. This forum has 100s of posts from London applicants so you can get tips from them.

@Ade *******

That would be the agency telling you 3 months not London. Agents use the 3-month mark unnecessarily to increase the illusion of difficulty obtaining the DTV and reliance on an agent, Vast majority of UK applicants as posted approved with deposits of 1hr -1month,

@Rob***

that means they want statements for three months. The money doesn't have to be there for three months, which is what OP was asking. So it's actually the opposite of what you are suggesting. Also "e.g." means "for example" - these are examples of what is required. You don't need a sponsor letter if you have the bank statements.