I am going to apply for DTV to study Thai. When I confirm my money balance of bath 500.000 can that be the total of savings and thre monthly incomes?
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The post inquires if a savings balance of 500,000 Baht can be a combination of savings and monthly incomes for applying for a DTV visa to study Thai. Comments clarify that the DTV visa is not intended for studying the Thai language and is aimed at those working remotely or experiencing Thai culture. Instead, an ED visa is required for language study. Additionally, the financial requirement is specified as needing 500,000 Baht in an account, with variations in how long it needs to be maintained depending on where the application is made.
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Anybody in here ewer applied for an ED visa muy Thai ? Is it complicated??
It's highly unlikely you will get a DTV to study Thai. That's what ED visas are for. The DTV is for remote work and Thai culture. As to the money it depends where you apply, some consulates want to see 500k baht or equivalent in the account for 3 months some only a few weeks, although you should supply 3 months worth of statements