Can I use a non-traditional bank account to evidence savings for a DTV visa application in Thailand?

The post discusses the possibility of using non-traditional bank accounts, such as ISAs or Stocks & Shares accounts, to demonstrate required savings for the DTV visa in Thailand. It highlights concerns about liquidity, as funds must be readily available for withdrawal. Community responses indicate that traditional savings accounts are preferred by consular offices, but some have shared experiences where investment accounts were accepted. The consensus suggests that only liquid assets, with no lengthy settlement times, are advisable to minimize rejection risks.