Any experience on which embassies require notarized bank statements to show proof of 500.000 baht for DTV? Or are most ok with a print out (or electronic pdf) thanks!
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Several commenters note that specific embassies in Southeast Asia, like Kuala Lumpur, tend to require notarized bank statements to demonstrate the requisite 500,000 baht for the DTV visa. However, others indicate that some embassies may accept printed bank statements, coupled with a live account check via a banking app during the submission process.
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Reports from a few embassies in SE Asia that they require the printed statements but they'll also require you to open your banking app when you're at the counter submitting your application to show the live amount in your account