Hi, I heard that some requirements are different from embassy to embassy, is that true? I have seen that some embassies require a 6 month bank statement of the 500k baht, others only the 500k baht without mentioning the 6 months history. And I think other things may vary as well?
P.S. I might have some Italian written docs (like company incorporation files, company tax returns etc.), do I have to "legally" translate them I guess? Even if I apply from Italian based embassies?
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Yes, visa requirements can indeed vary from one Thai embassy to another, including the specific documentation such as bank statements. Some embassies may require a 6-month bank statement showing a balance of 500,000 baht, while others may not mention this requirement explicitly. Additionally, when it comes to documents that are not in Thai or English, different embassies may have varying policies on whether a legal translation is necessary. Generally, embassies will accept documents in the local language, but it is advisable to check the specific requirements on the embassy's website and look at community forums for real-user experiences, as what is stated online may not always match real-life scenarios.