How can I correct the remarks on my E-Visa for a Non-B visa in Thailand?

If its urgent, make sure you have sufficient funds (min 500k baht as it is the required amt). Do not take the risk bcz you need 3mos before you can re-apply. It is always good to be on a safer side.

Once you land Thailand and you were unlucky, IO can always re-check all your documents and deny your entry. Some even check your actual balance on the spot.

Hoping for the best! Good luck!

Where are you applying? If in Bern, they are super chill.

Swiss embassy no problem!

Dont worrie if all the rest is fine.

I held it in a currency that wasn't baht too, so this one is familiar. I kept 2.5 million yen in my Japanese bank account, in yen, for more than three months, and Tokyo accepted it. No Thai account, no conversion. "Or the equivalent" really does mean equivalent.

What I can't tell you is how Tokyo did the conversion, or on which date they read it. I never saw that part of the process, and I'm not going to guess at it for Bern.

On your actual question — topping up now — I only have this. My agent's warning to me was that recently deposited money can draw questions, which is why I left the balance completely alone for more than three months instead of moving it around. That was advice about deposits, not about your specific top-up, so treat it as one data point rather than an answer.

If it were mine I'd ask the post directly before I moved any money. Getting that in writing costs you an email; guessing costs you the application fee.

You should add more than the bare minimum for buffer just to be safe.

add 1000 fr and don't worry

Well, let’s hope the exchange rate for Swiss Franc will go up and your balance will stay over 500k for the next 3 months because you will have to wait at least 3 more months if you don’t want to risk a rejection.🤦‍♂️ Seriously?😳 If you have to apply for the visa as soon as possible, why would you keep only the exact amount risking that the exchange rate will go down?

Thai baht typically at its weakest in July. I wouldnt bet on your swiss money gaining strength in the next 8 months.

You should have kept in mind. 500k is the bare minimum, and they can still reject you .

I’d say try your luck now. But put some more money in and prepare to possible rejection

Damage control. Put extra funds back into the account and start counting again. In the meantime ask for a multiple entry visa.

Russian with a social media history of living in Thailand who is a diving instructor showing the bare minimum of funds? Prepare for a denial unless you can show a clean source of stable income

As mentioned on the Thai Embassy‘s website an „amount of no less than 500,000 THB (e.g. bank statement for the last 3 months, sponsorship letter)“ is requested.

London just said 11k£ to me which is actually just under 500kB 🤷‍♂️

Look at the embassy website. Usually the amount you need is specified in local currency, not Thai baht. Often it is a little more than 500k THB

Also, what embassy are you using? Each embassy has their own currency conversion rate, so the equivalent in baht actually might be 550,000 and not 500,000

I wouldn't gamble a visa application on the exchange rate moving in your favour. If the requirement is 500,000 THB equivalent at the point they assess the application, I'd want a comfortable buffer above it, not 501,000 on a good currency day. The important question is whether your embassy requires that balance to have been maintained for a specific period, because that determines whether topping it up now actually creates a problem.

As what you need to make the 500.000. If you have it add more