Hi, I have a question about the 500k baht requirement for Canadians. I'm sorry if this has been asked already (I couldn't find anything specifically addressing this).
Do funds within a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) satisfy this requirement? I've read that "Investment" accounts through a brokerage won't work but in this case, I have a single TD Bank account that shows my usual Chequing/Savings accounts but also my TFSA and RRSP.
Thank you for any insight!
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The question concerns whether funds in a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) count towards the 500,000 baht requirement for Thai visas for Canadians. Responses indicate that immediate access to the funds is crucial, and some embassies may accept TFSA funds while others may require regular bank account statements. It is advised to check directly with the relevant Thai embassy for specific requirements.
Thailand has very strict laws. I am married and I have kid also but still I have to show damn 400k baht every year in my bank account to apply for marriage visa every year.
You should check with the embassy you will apply from as each embassy differs In their approval. London Embassy approves of tax free accounts-ISAs being used but some embassies want a regular bank account. Statement.
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