Answered5 months ago

Do I need to show a bank statement of $700 for my Thailand Tourist Visa application?

Thailand Tourist Visa Visa Requirements Bank Statement Online Visa Application eVisa Indonesia

Johan_B*******

asked May 20, 2026

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Hi all, is it true that you need to show/upload your bank statement of a minimum $700/individual seasoned for 3 months in your local bank account prior to online visa application, as part of document required? Thanks

Answer summary

The requirement to show a bank statement of at least $700 seasoned for three months depends on the specific visa type and the embassy's regulations. Most users in the discussion indicate that for a Thailand Tourist Visa, there usually isn't a need to prove finances, especially not seasoned funds. It's advisable to check the specific embassy requirements and gather necessary documents like proof of accommodation and flight, as these vary. The process can involve saving the application online and uploading documents when ready.

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Will ************

Jakarta is 3 months showing 20,000 baht equivalent, proof of accommodation and proof of flight into Thailand. You can check by running the application through without submitting

5 months ago

Johan_B*******

I forgot to mention, i am applying for Thailand Tourist eVisa. There is NO further information about what i need to prepare at Thailand Embassy in Jakarta page. I tried to email and phone them, but to no avail. The link to apply online is the one manage directly by Thailand Immigration, so not by embassy. Google AI tells me $700 seasoned for 3 months (??) and proof of it needs to be uploaded.

5 months ago

John **********

Johan_Budiotso for a tourist visa you shouldn't need to prove finances at all, and certainly not seasoned finances. But you should have accommodation and flights.

5 months ago

Johan_B*******

@John *********

how about if i stay with my in-law? My wife & kids are all holder of Thai passports. We will be flying together from Bali, but only i am a non-Thai. So am i considered "per person" or "per-family" for financial proof?

5 months ago

Ian ********

You put their address on the application and a contact phone number

5 months ago

Randy ********

Johan_Budiotso you are considered per person as they have Thai passports.

5 months ago

John **********

Johan_Budiotso Thais need nothing other than their passport

5 months ago

Atrustwor*********

Johan_Budiotso

5 months ago

Brandon ************

That completely depends on what visa you are applying for, and what embassy you are applying at. Check the embassy website for their specific requirements for whatever visa you are asking about, since each embassy sets their own requirements.

5 months ago

Johan_B*******

@Brandon ***********

i am applying for Thailand Tourist Visa (because the 60 day exemption has been scrapped off), at Jakarta - Indonesia. There is NO further information about what documents i need, and the hyperlink to apply for eVisa, is one that thailand immigration office manage. The requirements are not shown until i further complete 90% of filling out basic information, upload passport page, & my ID Photo.

I typed on Google and AI told me i must have $700 for 3 months, not sure if this AI is right or wrong.

5 months ago

Graham ******

Johan_Budiotso You can save your application at any point then re-open it when you have the required documents to upload. You don't have to do it all at once.

5 months ago

Graham ******

Johan_Budiotso Don't rely on AI, it farms misinformation as well as facts

5 months ago

Atrustwor*********

Johan_Budiotso Not scrapped yet. Date still to be announced. If your coming very soon you still get 60 days

5 months ago

Johan_B*******

AtrustworthyJaguar flight is on November. So i think chances are i cant enjoy 60-day visa exemption anymore.

5 months ago