💡 DTV Visa Tip: How to Prepare Financial Proof the Smart Way
Just want to share a quick trick from my experience helping clients apply for DTV visa.
Even though the rule allows you to combine multiple bank accounts to reach 500,000 THB balance — from my experience, putting all the funds into one single bank account gives you a much higher chance of getting approved.
Why? Because imagine you’re the officer reviewing your application online.
When they open your documents,
what do they want to see?
✅ A clear, simple statement that says
“Here’s the account, and here’s
the ending balance over 500,000 THB.”
That’s it.
No confusion, no extra matching between different accounts, and no unnecessary
questions like “where did this money come from?”
A few quick notes:
🚫 Don’t include crypto, digital assets, or e-wallet balances — they don’t count as financial proof.
💳 If you show multiple accounts, it usually takes them longer to review, and sometimes raises doubts even when you meet the requirement.
So if you want to make the process smoother keep it simple, keep it clear, and keep it in
one account.
Hope this helps someone preparing
for their DTV visa.
Good luck everyone! 🌍✨
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post offers practical advice for preparing financial proof for a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) in Thailand, emphasizing that consolidating funds into a single bank account increases the chances of application approval. It advises against using cryptocurrencies or e-wallets and suggests that keeping financial proof straightforward, with one clear statement showing the required balance, helps reduce confusion for visa officers. Comments include questions about handling funds in multiple accounts, opening a Thai bank account as a tourist, and transferring funds right before application.
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