I’m uploading the supporting documents can you upload multiple files into each subsection or does it all have to be in one pdf
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The original question is about whether multiple files can be uploaded as supporting documents for a visa application in Thailand, particularly in separate subsections, or if they need to be consolidated into one PDF. Various comments discuss visa requirements, specifically that Thai embassies generally prefer liquid assets in a personal bank account for applications, rather than investments like stocks or crypto. Most commenters agree that only funds readily accessible in a bank account will satisfy the requirements.
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Generally, Thai embassies prefer liquid funds that are readily accessible. Investments such as stocks, mutual funds, or crypto may not be accepted the same way as cash in a personal bank account, and the requirements can vary depending on the embassy or consulate. Which embassy are you applying through?
Someone on this group claimed that used brockerage account in mentioned ambassy.
Ask ambassy that you want to apply if they will accept. But instead of ordinary statement get a letter from your broker stating that you have instant access to the money you hold, stamped and signed (or ask ambassy of exact letter template).
All those pension/retirement saving accounts, SIPP, etc do not qualify as you can not access it.
DC Embassy requires liquid assets, not investments or bitcoin for the DTV.
Thai Embassy DC website reads:
“Recent saving or checking bank statements for the last three months with an ending balance of no less than 500,000 THB or ($16,000 USD) for each month that shows the applicant's name and date.”
Siam Legal’s website regarding funds:
“Not Accepted: Cryptocurrency holdings or investment/brokerage statements”
Simple answer would be no. More complicated answer is you can try your luck and depending on the embassy and person processing, maybe, but very unlikely
Some banks allow a swipe-in, swipe-out feature where they provide these kinds of features, allowing me to access funds. But does the Thai embassy understand this and consider it liquid funds? Have you gotten approval by showing this?
It’s more important my body gets what it needs not the peptide getting the exact times and conditions it needs. My body is the feedback mechanism not my bank account.