When applying for a soft power DTV would a statement from a brokerage account (JP Morgan) work or does it need to be a savings account or checking account?
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When applying for a soft power DTV in Thailand, a brokerage account statement (such as from JP Morgan) is generally not acceptable. The funds need to be in a bank account, either savings or checking, in the applicant's name, as these accounts ensure that the money is readily available at all times. Requirements may vary depending on the specific guidelines of the country, with some necessitating a minimum balance.
that depends on the Thai Embassy or Consulate where you are going to apply. There's variations of the financial requirement...be sure to check the website... And read the posts about getting the DTV visa in the Thai Embassy or Consulate in the country where you are applying.
Brokerage wonβt, it will be up to the country you apply in as to what they will accept . Some want 6 months with a minimum balance of 500k equivalent baht.