Can I use a broker account balance statement with over 500k in cash for my application?

Broker Account Application Process Financial Requirements Thailand Visa Cash Statement

Aug 27, 2024

3 months ago

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Has anyone successfully applied using a broker account balance statement that holds over 500k in cash?

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The question seeks to determine if a broker account balance statement indicating a cash balance of over 500,000 is a valid document for visa or immigration applications in Thailand. There are no comments providing additional context or experiences.

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