Can I apply for a Thai visa in Taipei by showing just my current balance of 500k or do I need to provide actual bank statements?

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Sep 17, 2024

3 months ago

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Hi all. Has anyone applied in Taipei with just showing current balance of 500k, or they require 1-2-3 actual statements? 

In general how was the experience?

Tnx

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TLDR : Answer Summary

In Taipei, it is generally sufficient to show a current balance of 500,000 THB for visa applications. Previous applicants have reported success with this approach, and the embassy has confirmed via email that full bank statements are not necessary. The embassy is considered one of the more accommodating options for visa applications.

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Andi ***********

Current balance is suffice for Taipei. The embassy informed by email. There are posts of success in the threads on Taipei. It is one of the best DTV embassies.

3 months ago

Antonio ********

@Andi **********

do you have others in mind, where current balance is suffice, like in Taipei?

3 months ago

Andi ***********

@Antonio *******

Jakarta, Yangon,.Others like Laos final balance is ok but need to show 3-6 months statements

3 months ago

Paul *******

@Andi **********

Laos needs 3 months worth of 500K parked there. They told me this.

Jakarta and Yangon, Phnom Penh and Ho Chi Minh seem to be OK with funds recently moved to your account. Ho Chi Minh needs 6 months worth of statements, that's all.

3 months ago

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Ivan *******

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@Andi **********

thanks. Is there anywhere Info where can USD be exchanged near the embassy because they only accept cash?

3 months ago

Ivan *******

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@Andi **********

i understand. What about if employed as freelancer by the company?

Are the portfolio and contracts required as well if you know, or Only the letter from the company with the stamp?

3 months ago

Andi ***********

@Ivan ******

I'm similar, freelancer employed by a company. Contract and letter from company approving remote work overseas needed.

3 months ago

Ivan *******

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@Andi **********

pls check dm spam folder

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Andi ***********

@Ivan ******

yeah, cash only don't know about exchange places but should not be hard to find.

3 months ago

Ivan *******

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@Andi **********

i guess so. Is there any feedback how strict are they regarding the documentation about the freelance work provided?

Like do they need company registration letter or some other official documents, or portfolio would be enough?

3 months ago

Paul *******

@Ivan ******

Company registration letter not essential, but good to have. They don't provide a template of what documents to provide. I think it's best to submit as many documents as possible.

3 months ago

Andi ***********

@Ivan ******

As long as you provide the paperwork to support your application they are ok. If you freelancing, they need contracts etc. Some posts detail what they provided. The embassy told me If they need more paperwork then approval can be delayed by 3 more days. Best to prepare as much as possible

3 months ago

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Andi ***********

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