What are the best ways to submit bank statements for a TR visa application in Thailand?

Question

For a TR visa, they require three months of bank statements; if I download them, I end up with 45 pages. I’ve already compiled them into a single PDF file. Is there another way to submit the statements? 45 pages seems like an awful lot. I know they don't accept screenshots.

Ask Thailand · Answer

When applying for a TR visa in Thailand, you need to submit three months of bank statements. However, instead of providing all 45 pages of detailed statements, you can simplify the process by submitting just the summary pages showing your ending balances. Many users suggest combining the first page of each month's statement, which contains your name, address, and balance, into a single PDF file. Alternatively, you can use bank statements from a savings account, which typically have fewer pages. Some have successfully provided only the ending balance section, while others recommend getting a letter from your bank verifying your balances over the three months. Overall, the emphasis is on providing clear evidence of sufficient funds without overwhelming the visa officials with unnecessary details.

James ***** · Answer

they probably won't take that. every time I send my combined bank statement they rejected it. Go to you bank and tell them you need a letter on bank letter head that states your balance for each of the three months.

Nigel ******** · Answer

I just sent 1 month statement from a spare savings account with 3.5 k in it.. No problem

Jim ******** · Answer

You don’t need 3 months of bank statements. Just the first page of each statement with the balance

Jared ********** · Answer

I always just take the 3 ending balances for each month and combine them into a single document and never any issues

Johan_B******* · Answer

Before you print it to pdf, filter your saving to only show "balance" by the end of the month, ignore the withdrawals/transfer/saving/interest/etc. Thai embassy only asks to show your ending balance of at least 20k baht for the past 3 months. Not your entire account activity unless you are applying for US visa. 3 months of general ending balance statement should be enough in 3-4 pages but your name, address, and account number should be visible and match your name on passport.

45 pages, nobody in embassy will have time to go through that.