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Can I use two bank accounts in different currencies for my visa application in Thailand?

Jun 9, 2025
a year ago
I have 2 accounts from one bank - one is in euro and second in PLN. Can I have confirmation from this 2 accounts or I must change everything to one currency?
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The question revolves around whether it's acceptable to present bank statements from two accounts in different currencies (euro and PLN) when applying for a visa. The responses suggest that it may depend on the embassy's regulations, with the general consensus being that accompanying explanations or cover letters can help. Some advice to simplify might include consolidating funds into a single currency prior to applying to avoid complications.
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They can’t add
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Christopher ********
I would not lose the money exchanging the currency just for the visa. If they can’t add the two accounts together, I wouldn’t want to live there.
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@Christopher *******
I will ask my bank
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Arun ***************
It depends on which country you are applying for as certain embassies are more lenient with showing multiple accounts. Generally, most embassies are reasonable and if you are using more than 1 bank account, add a cover letter explaining your situation and for having 2 accounts.

If you have sufficient time before your planned application date (3-6 months), just move the currency over to avoid any issues.
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@Arun **************
I’m applying from Poland.

I don’t want change money because I’m loosing on currency.
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Anonimowy uczestnik i can move at every moment , money are in this same bank.
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