Do I need to maintain 16,000 THB in my account for 3 months to get DTV approval for Thailand?

@Ivan ***********

Can you show us the different pages of the E-Visa websiite when people apply using different Embassy locations.

That one staff member of an Embassy is more lenient than another does not change the rules or a website.

@Rob***

applications go through the e-visa website but are still reviewed and approved (or not) at individual consulates. Most consulates actually require substantially MORE documentation than the initial form applying for the DTV asks you for. They get back to you to ask you for these additional documents after you submit your application, there were quite a few of them. What exactly is required, depends on the consulate, some consulates also require things that are NOT on the initial list.

But regardless, that line you quoted simply doesn't mean what you claim it means. It says you need 500k, correct, you do. It says you three months statements, correct, you do. It does NOT say you need 500k for three months, and London doesn't ask for this. You read it one way, which is fine, and some consulates do also interpret it that way as well. But the consulate that actually issued my visa, does not interpret it that way.

@Andi **********

reported that London now requires the 500k to be there for 10 days, and to have the statements stamped. That's useful information.

@Ivan ***********

Do I have to wait for your correct screenshots when you change the application to LONDON Embassy?

OR do you accept your text that my print screen and therefor the comment is correct.

YOU start to add differents decisions made by different embassies, I did not refer to that, you start with comments of travellers, I never mentioned that.

I only said and which is proven by this useless discussion, that others will have a different pov and not agree with the website.

@Rob***

your screenshot does not say what you think it says.

@Ivan ***********

Stop making your own rules, SHOW the screenshot of YOUR E-visa Application website.

REMEMBER: APPLICATION not the made decision of a Embassy clerk.

@Rob***

it's the same as you posted. But it does not say what you think it does. Note as well it also has the option of a sponsor letter, so theoretically you can just have someone else write they are backing you for the 500k and you don't even need the three months statements then, it's an alternative. If we are going by your absolute literalist interpretations, you then need absolutely nothing else, just a letter from whoever saying they will support you with 500k. In practice of course, consulates who do accept such a letter want financial proof from the person writing the letter. But in a literalist interpretation of the text as written, you don't even need that.

@Ivan ***********

I guess you do not understand the difference in application and review of documents before decision making.

Enjoy the weekend