Hi visa experts! I have a question.... When applying for a 6 month multi-entry visa I've read that one of the requirements is to prove with bank statements savings of 200,000 baht to prove that you can pay your way while there. Can anyone tell me if this can be done with a an income as well showing my $2,000 monthly Social Security?
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user inquired whether they could demonstrate financial sufficiency for a 6-month multi-entry visa to Thailand using their monthly Social Security income of $2,000, instead of the required savings of 200,000 baht. Responses varied, indicating that it often depends on specific embassy policies, with some suggesting that ongoing income might be acceptable to prove financial capability. The conversation also touched on personal experiences and varying opinions about sufficient savings and expenses in Thailand.