Can proof of funds for a visa in Thailand only be shown via a chequing account instead of a fixed account?

Proof of Funds Thailand Visa Requirements Chequing Account Fixed Account Banking in Thailand

Aug 19, 2024

3 months ago

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I’m sure it’s been addressed but I wanted to double check, proof of funds cannot be a fixed account with Bangkok Bank, it can only be via a chequing account correct?

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The user seeks clarification on whether proof of funds for a visa in Thailand must come from a chequing account, as they believe it cannot be from a fixed account at Bangkok Bank.

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