I’m planning to apply for the DTV visa soon, and I have a question regarding the bank statement requirement.
For the “minimum 500,000 THB / 15,000 EUR balance for the last 3 months,” does the embassy check only the current ending balance shown on each monthly statement, or do they also verify the previous balance listed on the same document?
For example: on my November statement, the new ending balance is above 500,000 THB, but the previous balance (the balance listed on 07 October at the start of the statement) was below 500,000 THB.
Does the Thai Embassy in France (or any other embassy) evaluate the ending balance of each month only, or do they consider the previous/starting balance as well?
If anyone has experience or confirmation from an embassy, it would help a lot.
Thank you!
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When applying for the DTV visa, the embassy typically requires a minimum ending balance of 500,000 THB in your bank account for the last three months. There is some debate among community members about whether only the current ending balance is considered, or if previous balances also play a role. Some responses suggest that it is the ending balance for each of the last three months that matters, implying that previous balances may not be a concern as long as the ending balance meets the requirement.
For at least 3 months means each and every day of those 3 months.
If they wanted to see the last day of last month they would ask for the last day of the last month at 16:59 hours, just before closing time of the bank.
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