Hello, I would like to ask a question about DTV. When applying as a couple, do we need to have 1 million baht in the bank account?
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When applying for a DTV (Digital Nomad Visa) as a couple in Thailand, the financial requirements can vary depending on the embassy. Some embassies may require both applicants to demonstrate their financial stability with their own bank proof, while others might be more lenient, allowing one 500k baht balance to suffice for both. Additionally, if one partner secures the DTV first, the other can apply as a dependent, and whether separate financial proof is needed will depend on specific embassy guidelines.
In principle, yes. The 500k baht equivalent is in generic requirements, meaning that it applies to you both. However, some embassies are a little more lenient and do not require the money for dependents. It is worth checking.
And even if the money is required for you both, you could still get around it by using the same 500k twice. That then depends on the seasoning requirement, which also differs per embassy. Some do not require any seasoning, so you could just send the money to your spouse to support his/her application. You can't apply simultaneously anyways if your spouse applies as your dependent; it must then be done sequentially.
there is the option to get a DTV as a dependent. So if you get your DTV first, with the proof of 500,000 THB in your bank account, your wife can apply for the DTV as a dependent of you. If she then needs her own 500,000 THB in her bank account, this depends on the embassy you are using for the application. Every Thai embassy has slightly different requirements
That depends on the embassy you use. Each embassy sets their own requirements. Some may require each person to have their own financial proof, while others might not require dependent visas to show proof.
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