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Can I use Payoneer as financial proof for the DTV visa in Thailand?
Oct 1, 2024
2 years ago
Remus ******
ORIGINAL POSTERI would like to know if anyone has used Payoneer as a financial proof for obtaining the DTV and meeting the monetary requirements. I've read some time ago about Wise in post here, but not Payoneer. I have talked to their support yesterday inquiring about what statements they can provide, and they said that within the dashboard a "Monthly statement Letter of good standing" can be generated. Is that enough the DTV? Do they ask for monthly income proof, or as long as for the last 6 month you have funds within the necessary threshold, you are OK. Thanks!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks information on whether Payoneer statements can be used as financial proof for the DTV visa in Thailand and asks if the monthly statement letter of good standing would suffice to meet the monetary requirements. A commenter advises reaching out to the relevant embassy for specific requirements, as they may vary.
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Brandon ************
These are questions you need to be asking the embassy you will be applying at. They each set their own requirements and they each decide what they will accept.
Remus ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Brandon ***********
Do you think it would be better to wait a bit and try to apply for the eVisa? I see Malaysia and Cambodia will open their eVisa system this monthBrandon ************
@Remus *****
you don't really have a choice if you want to go to either of those countries. They've already stopped accepting applications until e-visa goes live. The last country where you can apply in person will be Laos.Remus ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Brandon ***********
Thank you for the information. What about Vietnam? Did they also switch the eVisa only already?Brandon ************
@Remus *****
they've already stopped accepting appointments as they are switching as wellReply to
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