How can I provide my Australian bank statements in EUR or USD for a Thai e-visa application?

We would advise you as follows:

1. You can try contacting your bank in Australia and request an official letter confirming your account balance in EUR.

If you explain the situation clearly and have a good relationship with your bank, they might be able to issue the letter within a few days.

However, if you are using an online-only account or don’t have time to wait for the official letter (as it can sometimes take weeks), we recommend drafting a letter yourself. In the letter, explain to the Thai embassy staff that you are converting your balance to EUR using the exchange rate quoted on the Bank of Thailand’s official website.

You should also clarify why you are applying for the visa outside your home country (i.e., not in Australia), as this context may help make your application clearer to the embassy staff.

Additionally, prepare supporting documents that show the source of your income—such as payslips from the past six months or tax returns—to strengthen your case.

While this doesn’t guarantee visa approval, it will give you the best possible chance at this stage of the process.

If you're in France, why would they accept USD statements? That's ridiculous! If they're not going to accept AUD statements they shouldn't be accepting other foreign currencies either. No one accepts USD in France anyway.

I submitted a final account balance letter from the bank with the conversion rate and the converted value. Hope this could help.

Did you provide a currency conversion for them to baht?

Ask your Australian bank if they can generate a letter for you stating that the balance in AUD is equal to the value X in EUR. At consulates they always want to see something official, with a stamp and a signature.

If you apply at the Thai embassy, you can use either a French or Thai bank. Not Australia, because the embassy in France cannot check your Australian bank account.

They never make it bloody easy, do they?!