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Do I need all 500,000 THB in one bank account for my Thai visa application, and what documentation do I need to submit for my employment as a sole proprietor?

Sep 9, 2024
2 years ago
Malwina ************
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hey all ! going to apply soon, just gathering all the documentation needed. Two questions in regards to two of them! (as i can't get ahold of anyone from the Embassy, i thought I'd give it a shot here):

* financial evidence (500,000 TBH) --> does it need to be sitting in ONE bank account? i have my $ scattered across different accounts, i just wonder if i can submit a few which will end up <500,000...?

* Employment contract - I have my own company (sole proprietorship) and i have one contract with my client. should i submit the contract I signed with my client or submit a slip from the city tax office i am a registered company and i pay taxes?

thanks in advance!
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The poster is preparing to apply for a Thai visa and has questions about the requirements for financial evidence and employment documentation. They want to know if the financial evidence of 500,000 THB must be in one bank account or if multiple accounts can be combined to meet the requirement. Additionally, they seek clarification on whether to submit their contract with a client or a tax registration slip as proof of their sole proprietorship.
Krystian **********
Hej. Składałaś już wniosek?
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Malwina ************
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nope
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Andi ***********
Some embassies are ok with multiple accounts, others one only. You'd need to contact the embassy you are applying from to get what they approve. Sending a contract and company registration gives you a strong chance of approval.
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Malwina ************
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@Andi **********
thanks a lot !
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