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Is the documentation I have sufficient for my visa application to Thailand?
Jan 13, 2026
4 months ago
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERSubmitted from the USA:
-passport page
-recent photo
-3 months of bank statements showing enough $$$;
-letter from US employer saying that I can work remotely
-most recent utility/gas bill showing my name and address in USA.
-Hotel I booked for 10 days in Hua Hin for this April.
Is this really enough? It's kind of all they asked for. I want to make sure it's okay before I pay the $400.
Thanks in advance
-passport page
-recent photo
-3 months of bank statements showing enough $$$;
-letter from US employer saying that I can work remotely
-most recent utility/gas bill showing my name and address in USA.
-Hotel I booked for 10 days in Hua Hin for this April.
Is this really enough? It's kind of all they asked for. I want to make sure it's okay before I pay the $400.
Thanks in advance
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring if the documents they have prepared for their visa application to Thailand are sufficient. They list several required items including a passport page, a recent photo, bank statements, a letter from their employer, a utility bill, and a hotel booking. Comments from others suggest that the documentation may be enough, but there could be additional requests for documents like pay-slips or tax returns, depending on the consulate.
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Adnan ********
yes for first its enough, they might will ask you to provide pay-slips as an additional dox so wait for that and dont provide in advance otherwise they might will ask something else.....
Roxanne *****
My consulate was Washington DC, I had less than you and was approved.
Brad ********
@Roxanne ****
Same, but still the Washington DC is the worst embassy out of all of them in the USJohn *********
@Brad *******
how long did it take for you out of DC. My better half applied on Monday for dtvBrad ********
@John ********
Nearly a month. DTV process wasn't bad. But I have tried calling them and my wife is dealing with them as well for unrelated matter. They are terrible with phones and some of their rules are much more difficult than other embassies. Chicago has been the most helpful but wish Washington wasn't over floridaReply to
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DTV_Be*******
LA consulate sometimes will ask for tax returns
Anonymous ******************
DTV_BegPecker tax returns or W2?
DTV_Be*******
Anonymous participant 931 honestly dont remember. Do a search here and see what others posted.
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Toni *******
I had to specify that i can work remotely from Thailand, working remotely in general wasnt enough 😅 different embassy tho
Kyle *******
What embassy did you apply at?
Toni *******
@Kyle ******
Finland, august 2024Reply to
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