About to apply for a DTV but my finances are spread over savings (cash isa's , bonds , savings ) account. I very rarely have much in my current account just covers my bills due to it being 0%. I was told by somebody else who has thinking of applying that the 12k has to be in a current a/c for three months and not savings accounts , is this true ? thanks.
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When applying for a DTV visa in Thailand, there is a requirement to demonstrate sufficient funds (500k THB). It isn't mandatory for these funds to be in a current account for three months; instead, they need to be in a liquid form and accessible to you. Many applicants have successfully used funds from savings accounts or moved money to a current account shortly before their application. The requirements can vary depending on the embassy, so it's essential to confirm specific guidelines based on your application location.
I applied from Taipei December last year. Was in similar situation as you described. I moved it to my current account create a statement the day before application. No problem
The 500k does not need to be seasoned for 3 months. It depends on the embassy you apply from. If applying from London a final balance of 500k with several months statements is ok. You can see posts of people transferring money same day or day before and approved. Instant access to funds required
The financial requirement of 500k must be liquid and available when you submmit the application. Some people say you need to have it for 3 months when i applied for mine last week in Hanoi i sent 6 bank statements. The DTV visa is quite broad in how you can apply for it. If your finances are not up to what they require have an sponsor and go with one of the soft options. If you go with the ( your own business route) they need a structure and looking into what you are providing it might complicate the story. Stay simple and you would get the visa . Good luck 🙏
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