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Can I use bank statements from different banks to renew my Thai visa?
Oct 2, 2025
7 months ago
Perry *********
ORIGINAL POSTERI am intending to use the 65000 per month to renew my visa but ive stopped using Bangkok bank and now use Krungsri. I can i presume get a statement from both will that be okay as proof.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user plans to use a monthly income of 65,000 THB for visa renewal but has switched from Bangkok Bank to Krungsri. They are asking if they can provide statements from both banks as proof of income. Community comments affirm that statements from both banks can be acceptable, provided they are obtained correctly. Users suggest checking with the local immigration office and utilizing banking apps for obtaining statements.
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Peter ********
10 too old lol
Peter ********
Oops q0 years
Peter ********
I've used bbl for 19 years now problem ever good bank plus has London office very helpful don't change
Alan *******
I will be doing the same come late october. When do you? I would love to know results. One thing I am curious about is how much attention they give to the balance requirements from the previous year extension (the 3 months that follow the extension date)
Peter ***********
@Alan ******
the post is about monthly, not lump sum.Alan *******
@Peter **********
the post is about switching from lump sum to monthlyPeter ***********
@Alan ******
read it again….Alan *******
@Peter **********
the intent is to _renew_ based on 65k monthly.Perry *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Alan ******
Yes that's right but I think i haven't done the transfers in the right way.Reply to
Perry *********
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Paul ********
You can get statements using your app. It gives you you date parameters and you can chose Thaj and English
Mikkel *******
@Paul *******
those are generally not accepted. Need to have the banks stamp and signature.Roberto *********
@Mikkel ******
Accepted at CW without stampJohn **********
Roberto *********
@John *********
Chaengwatthana - the biggest immigration office in ThailandReply to
Roberto *********
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Paul ********
@Mikkel ******
immigration at chon buri has accepted them for the last 2 years as I don’t update my passbook a lot so not enough information on that. They told me to do it.
Perry *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Mikkel ******
thanks ive spoken to an agent and they can assist. Lesson learned all future income i will get classified as foreign transfer.Reply to
Perry *********
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Glenn *****
You must check with your local io
Graham ******
Yes if Bangkok bank will provide one (you may need to ask at multiple branches)
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Graham ******
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