Do embassies authenticate documents like bank statements for visa applications in Thailand?

If you get caught, they can void your visa. (seen a guy using a edited tm30 to apply for visa extension recently. the imm lady just told him to wait while she check the system. Told him to go get a real copy and shoo him off. Surprise they did not get the police to nab him.)

Unlikely due to data protection and bank secrecy laws but whT stops you. What stops you is the same principle why you don’t go rob a bank. Chances of consequences are still there.

When you come to Thailand your here as a guest and you should do everything and anything to respect the chance to be here. Doctoring documents will land you in trouble if found out and I would assume a total ban on entry. It’s not worth it it’s a great Place to be

They sometimes ask you to connect with your phone/computer to show the current balance.

Can't answer by the others, but I can answer for my case. What stops me? It's not that they find it out and the visa gets rejected, but that doctoring bank statements or work experience letters is a very serious crime at least here where I live haha 😂. That alone stops me.

Same logic goes for what stops me from secretly stealing money from (you insert place) if nobody will find it out. The same reason, because it's a crime.

To be clear, I'm not saying just that "lying is bad", rather that doing this is a criminal offense here.

Not smart to make a false application via photoshopped docs. The depth of authentication will vary among embassies.