What are the bank statement requirements and turnaround time for applying for a visa from NZ to Thailand?

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Has anyone applied from NZ who is willing to share some answers to questions I have? Mainly, how many months worth of bank statements were required, and what was the turn around time for approval? How far in advance is best to apply? We are selling our house and using that money for the 500k requirement, but worried it will look bad being a large deposit late in the application process. Please only NZ answers, I understand all embassies have different requirements. Thanks so much peoples ❤️🙂👍

Ask Thailand · Answer

This post seeks information from individuals who have applied for a Thai visa from New Zealand, particularly focusing on the requirements for bank statements, processing times for approval, and the ideal timing for submitting an application. The discussion includes personal experiences from several users, noting quick processing times at the Royal Thai embassy in Wellington and the costs associated with obtaining the DTV visa. Furthermore, there are insights on using income affidavits as proof for financial stability and considerations regarding large deposits in bank statements when applying.

Cathy ******** · Answer

I applied for a retirement Non O 90 days on a Thursday and got it on Sunday morning. They're very quick (just as well as it was NZ800) and also quick to get back with anything missing. For the Non O they did want me to provide health insurance (other countries don't need this, only for the OA visa) and also wanted details of my accomodation for the full 90 days and proof of onwards ticket (sometimes this isn't required). I can't answer for what they will ask for with the DTV.

Graeme ******* · Answer

NZ Embassy will give you affidavit for income in NZ if that income equals  the visa requirements, yearly. Depends on which visa you are using. Left NZ 2020 and living here since. Married to a Thai  for 20yrs.

Jody ******** · Answer

Following. Interested as well as I intend to apply later this year at the Wellington embassy. Specifically the seeding phase for Bank deposits and costs compred to other embassies.

Sandy ******* · Answer

I got my DTV visa from the Royal Thai embassy in Wellington in a record 48 hours time. Checked the requirements via mail before. Provided my documentation accordingly, was asked for a few more documents (proof of address and residence visa), and that was it. Great service and super fast 😊

Bill ********* · Answer

My Kiwi friend applied for DTV in NZ $2000 fee they are the most expensive country for DTV applications, suggest you fly over the ditch and apply in Oz

Guz ******** · Answer

The New Zealand embassy in Bangkok issues income affidavits. I have previously used this instead of the required min 65k Baht per month for immigration (O-Retirment extension)

John ********** · Answer

I'm guessing you are referring to the DTV visa? I'm not sure you will get much of a response from other Kiwis as the Thai embassy in NZ is probably the most expensive embassy anywhere to apply through

Graham ****** · Answer

Applied for what?

Ross ********** · Answer

Yeah I like to know same information

What are the bank statement requirements and turnaround time for applying for a visa from NZ to Thailand?

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