Is it true that when applying for DTV as a Brit you only need to have had the 500k+ THB in your account for 1 month? And also to confirm I MUST 100% apply from my home country now, not a border run etc?
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This post seeks clarification on whether British applicants for the DTV visa need to have 500k THB in their account for just one month and if they must apply exclusively from their home country. The comments reflect apprehensions about immigration interviews and the potential for denial of entry based on varying officer discretion.
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All you can do is turn up and see what happens. Immigration aren't keen on people leaving while they are supposed to be attending school studying so don't be surprised to be questioned
You are going to get multiple answers on this, but the main one to consider it will depend on the immigration officer you front up to.
Many people have commented on this and similar situations and if you had you bothered to read down on older posts you would have picked up on this. So stop being a worry wart and just get on with it
The risk of denial entry on Ed Visa has been high for many years now. They can't tell whose going to school and who isn't since it's still easy in 2026 to get said visa and not go. Even with Thai knowledge, it doesn't mean you go to school. You will need to have a good level of Thai and bring all proof that you are studying. You should have the school principal number, teacher, etc. You might need backup if you get quizzed, which you will almost guaranteed. The best way in 2026 to get it from said visa is still to use Fast Track with agent.
สเปนเซอร์ ริตเตอร์ is there any chance they won’t ask any questions and give denial? Bcoz i saw some posts in fb people saying immigration officers denied entry for those visa without asking questions so i am worried. If they ask, i will prepare from my side.