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Do I need to submit all transactions or just summary bank statements for my DTV workcation application in Thailand?

DTV (Workcation) Visa Proof of Funds Bank Statements Thailand Visa Application Revolut Account Expat Tips Immigration Advice

Nov 11, 2025

a day ago

Anonymous *************

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Hi everyone 👋

I’m currently in Hanoi and I want to submit my DTV (workcation) application today. I have a quick question about the “proof of funds”:

 • Revolut account, last 3 months of statements. If I export all transactions, it’s 62 pages !

 • Do the official monthly statements (1–2 pages each) in English showing my name + period + end-of-month balance ≥ 500,000 THB suffice?

 • Or do they need all transaction pages?

Any recent experiences would be super helpful—thanks a lot 🙏

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking advice on whether to submit full transaction statements or just summary bank statements for their DTV workcation visa application to Thailand. Responses suggest that official monthly statements in English showing the name, period, and end-of-month balance exceeding 500,000 THB should suffice. Additionally, it's advised to include both types of statements if possible and compress the documents to meet submission file size limits.

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Anonymous ******************

I would provide both statements and compress the doc.

Start with statements in English, at the front add a title page “Bank statements 3 months in English” in big letters and then have the French statement with a title page before “original bank statements 3 months in French”. And write about it in your cover letter. Make it very clear.

a day ago

Victor *********

Just the summary pages will suffice, no need to show all transactions

a day ago

Tapan ********

@John ********

also you can make 2 pages per sheet using Ilovepdf. That will reduce the overall count. Number of transactions are high and based on what I'm aware of, it's a good idea to highlight the income/ earning transactions.

a day ago

John *********

Just use the app IlovePDF and compress that statement file, I also uploaded every page of my passport and compressed, as you are only allowed a max file size for each question from memory (unless they have increased the file size allowance?

a day ago

Michael **********

I remember that revolut is ok in the uk but it's kinda sketchy elsewhere. Not sure about hanoi tho

a day ago

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Michael **********

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