Can I Use My Parent's Bank Statement for a Muay Thai DTV Visa in Thailand?

Anonymous participant Mostly teaching biology, supply/substitute teaching, simultaneous warehouse work security guard work and construction labouring.

Taught me heaps about communication, conflict resolution and hard work, running on fumes, working with no energy in the tank.

After my good friend, Dave, died of cancer at 62 having lived a similar life to me but older, the most important lessons I learnt are to follow your gut, learn from others' mistakes, make your own mistakes, use fear as a fuel and remember that I'm going to have to give a good account of how I used this life at the end. Regret is the worst feeling.

Anonieme deelnemer And that is just why Thailand ask for personal accounts, they want to have financial independent people in the country, not people who are dependent from parents, unless those parents also have DTV visa

Anonieme deelnemer When the money is in a family account, it is technically not your money. You are not free to do with it what you want.

Anonymous participant to be safe put the money into an account in your name. If your name is in the family account then make sure there is 500K per person in the account, forinstance you, your father and mother on the account, minimum of 1.5 million baht in the account. But, better to have an account in your name only. An accompanying brief cover letter explaining, and sponsorship letter should be included in the application.

Anonymous participant it's personal information for your living in Thailand that's required so personal bank accounts

Anonymous participant some agent in pattaya

Laos, Taiwan, maybe Myanmar. However, most will be switching over soon. I believe Laos has no appointments available

Anonymous participant Yes, once you submit payment, there is no getting it back. This is why many tried to complete the process in-person, as they would not take your money if you didnt have the documents.