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Can I use my £20,000 ISA balance as proof of funds for a visa application to Thailand?
Sep 5, 2024
2 years ago
James ******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi guys,
I’ve had a lump sum of £20000 (880k baht) in an Isa for over 6 months would that be ok as showing proof of funds?
Also my only work is hands off property investing through a Ltd company.
Do you think I’d qualify for the visa?
From my research I would but just wanted your input!
Thanks!
I’ve had a lump sum of £20000 (880k baht) in an Isa for over 6 months would that be ok as showing proof of funds?
Also my only work is hands off property investing through a Ltd company.
Do you think I’d qualify for the visa?
From my research I would but just wanted your input!
Thanks!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquired about using a £20,000 ISA (approximately 880,000 baht) as proof of funds for a visa application to Thailand and mentioned their work in hands-off property investing through a limited company. Community responses confirmed that the ISA is acceptable, and hands-off property investors have been approved for visas, suggesting that the user should mention working remotely for the company.
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Andi ***********
Hands off property investors have been approved..you applying via London?
James ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andi **********
hi and I yes I would beAndi ***********
@James *****
as others have said show you work online to manage your investments. Check FB sites like Thai Visa advice for similar applicants like yourself.You qualify for sure.Reply to
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Tom *********
Yes, ISA balance is fine. As for nigital nomad visa, i could check if you send your documents.
James ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tom ********
hi Tom I’m looking to do it in about 3 months would be happy to send stuffHenrik *****
Then you need to check again i 2 ½ month, since much can change.
Tom *********
Sure, send to my messenger
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Greg ********
Just say you work remotely for the Ltd company - consultancy etc
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