I’m seeing some people are getting questioned when coming back into Thailand with dtv visas..
If I had about 350k baht in the bank and the rest cash to show for my funds would this be acceptable has anyone had this experience yet?
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The conversation discusses concerns about being questioned upon re-entry to Thailand with a DTV visa, specifically regarding the requirement to show proof of funds. Users share experiences, noting that while showing proof of funds (500,000 baht) has not been commonly reported, there is guidance suggesting carrying cash (20,000 baht) just in case. It appears that questions may arise about the purpose of the DTV visa rather than specific financial proof.
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You should consider carrying
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Baht in cash (it must be cash) and preferably in Baht. Just keep a stash of
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Baht that you don't use and only carry with you on re-entry. It is unlikely to be asked for, but could be.
Almost certainly, if funds are demanded on entry it will be the 20K in cash not 500K in the bank. Immigration won't accept any funds in electronic form at the borders. It's strictly cash only.