Useful post, thank you! Does anyone know if it matters that my income transactions come into a separate bank account than the one with the minimum savings? I use my NatWest for liquid cash savings and starling for pay income/ day to day expenditure.
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The conversation clarifies that for visa applications in Thailand, it is permissible for your income to be deposited into a different bank account than the one you use to maintain the required minimum savings. Some consulates or embassies might request to see income details on bank statements to support a remote work or freelancer visa application, but having multiple accounts is not an issue.
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Some Consulates or Embassies may ask to see income highlighted on bank statements to further substantiate someone’s remote work/freelancer application but the overall financial proof doesn’t have to be in one account.