Can I use a PayPal statement as proof of funds instead of a bank statement for Thai visa requirements?

Visa Requirements Proof of Funds Bank Statement PayPal Thailand Immigration

Oct 16, 2024

20 days ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hey guys, not sure if anyone asked this before, but can i submit PayPal statement as a proof of money, or need to be Bank statement only?

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The only accepted form of proof of funds for visa applications in Thailand is a bank statement; PayPal statements are not accepted.

Kannan **************

Only bank statement

20 days ago

Antun ******

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@Kannan *************

thank youuu!

20 days ago

Enzo **********

@Antun *****

you can use it though in combination with your invoices to your costumers ect

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