Guys, I am self employed with my own sole proprietorship business in my country. I receive income in my current account. So should I show my current account statement or transfer money to savings account and show it?
I also have more than a million baht in savings. What happens if I transfer half of it to my savings just to show that 500,000 baht balance and keep it there for 3 months? Does that work? Or sell my car and keep that money in my savings account for 3 months (I don't need my car anyway).
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is self-employed and seeks advice on whether to show their current account statement or transfer funds to a savings account for a visa application in Thailand. They also inquire about the scenario of transferring a portion of their savings to demonstrate a balance of 500,000 baht, or selling a car for similar purposes. Comments suggest transparency by showing both income and savings, and that either option (transferring funds or selling assets) is acceptable.
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