Is it recommended to submit a savings account, without any transactions at all, ans with 19k USD on it for the last three months as proof of the 500k requirement?
The money is accessible all the time.
Thanks
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The user is inquiring whether they can submit a savings account statement showing $19,000 with no transactions as proof of the 500,000 THB requirement for a Thai visa. Several commenters noted that while some embassies might want to see account activity, their own experiences showed that minimal transaction accounts were accepted. Users recommend providing additional documentation if necessary, such as current accounts, to illustrate that funds are accessible.
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My bank on does saving account statements quarterly. So when I applied, I I had to wait an extra 3 months so I could send whole statements. And since there was no movement, the statement was very vague. I had to supply all my ither accounts as well even though my savings alone qualified for the 500k baht
Dependant on embassy they sometimes want to see movement.
We used Vientiane and Hanoi with an account with minimal transaction and then 10k aus of deductions right before applications (still over funds for 2 people) and didnt have issues,l though.