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Can I apply for a Thai D Visa with funds in my account for less than three months?
Sep 18, 2025
7 months ago
Adil *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi guys I am ready to apply for my dtv. I have almost twice the required amount but only in my account for 9 weeks at time of application. Uk passport. Employer certificate and contract. Has anyone had success with the funds not being seasoned for 3 months? Appreciate the feedback back.
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The post discusses an individual's readiness to apply for a Thai DTV visa, noting they have double the required funds but have only had them in their account for 9 weeks. The responses indicate mixed experiences with the seasoning requirements for funds, with some advising to wait the full 3 months and others stating that success has been achieved with less seasoned funds, depending on the embassy.
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You’d better not risk your application without seasoning the funds for at least 3 months. They are not consistent with their policies. It used to be ok even with one month seasoning before which is quite risky at the moment. I myself got rejected in Jakarta last week with one month of seasoned funds . You can try your luck though.
Andi ***********
Yes, many have. Where are you applying? The seasoning requirements differ among embassies.
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