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Can I use funds from my UK bank account for the new 6-month visa in Thailand?
Jul 21, 2024
2 years ago
Patrick ********
ORIGINAL POSTERGood people another Question this new 6 month visa can I show funds from my UK bank account ? Thanks again..
TLDR : Answer Summary
The question is whether funds from a UK bank account can be used to demonstrate financial capability for the new 6-month visa in Thailand. Responses confirm that it is indeed acceptable to show proof of funds from a foreign bank account, including a UK bank account. However, users are advised to consult the Thai Embassy or Consulate website for the latest specific requirements.
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Pete *****
Uk is £300 fee not 10k baht. No biggie, just update info.
Jim ********
If you're talking about the DTV it's five years, and yes you can show proof of funds in your home country
Andi ***********
@Prete ****
Can also get it via cultural, sports, medical purposes.Jim ********
@Andrew ********
And cooking lessons! 😂Reply to
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@Prete ****
That's easy. Everybody on Facebook these days is a "digital creator" or a "content creator". It doesn't take much to be a "Tik-Tok star"!Pete *****
Good Luck everybody
Pete *****
The coffers must be running low!
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Pete *****
180 days per entry, you can also extend in country once but then have to leave, at which time you can leave and re enter, resetting the 180 days. Multi entry for five years. We've been waiting for a decade for this. Good Luck.
Patrick ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Jim *******
Thanks Jim every answer different. I don't want big money in my Bangkok bank accountJim ********
@Patrick *******
A lot of people are being very negative towards this new visa because it's a game-changer. It's the biggest upheaval in Thailand visa history. It's virtually an open door to anyone who wants five years in the countryPatrick ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Jim *******
it's just for 180 days ??Jim ********
@Patrick *******
180 days per entryReply to
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Graham ******
Yes
James ********
Look at the Thai Embassy or Consulate website where you will be applying.
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