Unanswered2 years ago

Is my two-week-old bank statement sufficient for applying for a 60-day tourist visa to Thailand?

Thai Visa Tourist Visa Visa Application Bank Statement Visa Exemption E-Visa

Kai ******

asked Aug 26, 2024

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Going to embassy tomorrow to apply for a 60day tourist visa. My bank statement is from two weeks ago. Still good? Or need to visit the bank again & get a new one?

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A user is preparing to apply for a 60-day tourist visa at the embassy and inquires whether a bank statement from two weeks ago is still valid for the application. The conversation reveals alternative perspectives on the necessity of a tourist visa, noting that citizens of 93 countries may enter Thailand without a visa for 60 days. Several comments also reference the use of an E-Visa instead of applying for a traditional tourist visa. Additional questions arise, requesting visual confirmation of the visa stamp related to the 60-day validity.

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Ciro **********

Can anyone shows the stamp with the 60 days validity please ?

2 years ago

Graham ******

@Ciro *********

FFS there are hundreds on here

2 years ago

Ciro **********

It's great to hear that, I am still in India and I needed a confirmation on that as I got different opinions by people that actually don't know much, thank you for the picture

2 years ago

Jan ******************

@Ciro *********

2 years ago

Phil ********

Why?

2 years ago

Pierre *********

No need visa for 60 days

2 years ago

Henrik *****

The easier way.

At most embassies you need to use E-visa

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2 years ago

Stuart *********

Why would you apply for a tourist visa? You don’t state your nationality but for 93 countries you can get a visa exempt entry for 60 days anyway with no visa.

2 years ago

Ryan ******

@Stuart ********

if its multiple entry then its better when trying to stay for a prolonged period rather than border runs on a visa exemption

2 years ago

Bob **********

@Ryan *****

you will still need to do border bounces with a METV !!

2 years ago

Bob **********

@Ryan *****

for 9 months but like I said nobody knows how many entries you can come in on for the exempt if your coming and going exempt is the way to go unless you have a history of spending a lot of time here

2 years ago

Ryan ******

@Bob *********

if you are coming and going frequently the METV is the safest option if you want to avoid being denined entry

2 years ago

Bob **********

@Ryan *****

yes but with the new 60 day exempt can be extended for 30 and of now there doesn’t seem to be a limit as how many border bounces you can do,so pretty much the same as METV but you don’t pay for the initial visa

2 years ago

Ryan ******

@Bob *********

correct but its not frowned upon as much as abusing a single entry visa examption

2 years ago