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Can I use a crypto wallet instead of bank statements for a Thai DTV visa application?

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Sep 12, 2024

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Has anyone used a crypto wallet instead of bank statements for a visa app? Specifically the DTV one. Curious if it’s possible to do that… any info appreciated 🙏

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The community consensus suggests that using a crypto wallet in place of bank statements for a Thai DTV visa application is likely not accepted. Users note that the application guidelines require a bank account, as cryptocurrencies do not represent hard currency and are not easily liquidated like traditional bank assets. It is recommended to check directly with the consulate for official guidance.

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Tod *********

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say NO it's not possible,

It's not hard currency and you can't pull the money out of the account like you can with a bank account

Contact the consulate you're apply at and see what they say

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try it, it'll either go thru or it won't

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Tony *********

you can easily pull the money out of a crypto account nowadays, within seconds that cash can be in your bank account , even Thai crypto account to Thai bank account

Also you can spend the money on a card as you would any bank debit card

I’m sure your right about the visa though , can’t see them accepting it

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Tod *********

yep,

but it comes down to what the consulate will accept 😕

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thank you Tod, appreciate it

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Lloyd ********

You could cash it in and put it in the bank.

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Eliza *******

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i rather not cash it which is why I’m curious

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Lloyd ********

Not heard of anyone, and the application for any visa clearly says a bank account.

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Eliza *******

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yes i Know.. which is why I’m curious if anyone has tried.. thank you

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Lloyd ********

Ok, then in answer to your question, not a single report ever of anyone using a crypto account.

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