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How should I handle proving my 500k baht financial requirement for a visa application in Thailand?

Aug 24, 2025
15 hours ago
Gideon *********
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So I am curious how people think I should handle this situation. I leave for BKK dec 11. I am looking into the dtv and the thing that’s unclear to me is the format in which the 500k baht is in. I have multiple bank account and brokerages etc totaling well over 500k but obviously in different accounts that consistently have larger deposits and withdraws. If I send it all those statements do you think they will accept that?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation centers on how to demonstrate the required financial stability for a Thai visa application, specifically regarding the 500,000 baht requirement. Many commenters mention that multiple bank accounts can be accepted, but the funds must be in instantly accessible accounts rather than investment or brokerage accounts. One user shares their experience, noting that the embassy initially requested a single savings account but later accepted documents proving multiple accounts were sufficient as long as the total was over 500,000 baht. Importantly, all funds should be in cash savings accounts without movement into investments.
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Kyle **********
before I applied, I mailed them asking how to deal with a situation similar to yours. the embassy clearly asked me to put all the money in a single bank saving account. When I replied asking if that would be an issue for the seasoning part (I had well over 500k but none of my 3 accounts could reach that quota) they said that I could also prove multiple accounts. I did as required, I submitted 2 bank accounts with one having over 500k (just few days prior my application) and another one with 300k. After I applied, the embassy required me further documents showing the money going from the company I worked with into my account (even tho I applied for soft powers) . Keep that in mind and good luck
John **********
The 500k (or whatever amount the embassy you apply at specifies) needs to be in instantly accessible bank accounts. Term deposits and brokerage accounts are not normally acceptable
Gideon *********
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@John *********
understood
Michael *******
Probably if you are well up 500k.

The 500k need to be in cash saving or available cash bank account ( no investment )
Andi ***********
Multiple bank accounts can be accepted. Brokerage accounts are accepted by a few embassies in the USA. Where are you applying?
Gideon *********
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@Andi **********
Los Angeles
Andi ***********
@Gideon ********
I know NY and Washington accept brokerage accounts. You can check with LA to see if they do.
Gideon *********
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@Andi **********
thing is, is that what I do for online work is day trading and content creation. Two very hard things to prove. Do you have any recs there?
Gideon *********
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@Andi **********
really appreciate the direction
Andi ***********
@Gideon ********
Day traders and content creators have been approved for DTVs. Why is it hard to prove? Screenshot sites You use, income deposits, sample of work, contracts etc. You can find posts in the threads from such applicants. LA does not accept brokerage accounts going by a post a couple months ago back in the threads.