Hi all, applying from England, took this from the thai embassy website , is doesn't ask about regular payslip or monthy income just the no less then 500,000 bhat in the bank ... can everyone advise
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When applying for a Thai visa from England, specifically through the London embassy, the primary requirement is to have a closing balance of at least 500,000 baht in your bank account. Many applicants reported that they were not asked for regular payslips or monthly income details. Instead, they provided a balance statement showing the required amount, sometimes along with three months' worth of bank statements. While there may not be an income requirement, some embassies might request additional documents like tax returns or proof of employment. Experiences from other applicants indicate that the application can be processed and approved within a few days when the necessary financial criteria are met.
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Yes minimal requirement , i was asked for proof that i was a uk tax payer , I sent a self assessment submission draft which had id number. Oh and letter from employer stating happy to work remote.
British - applied in London under soft power on July - supplied the current months statement showing over 500k (actually had £22k in it). Then for flight ticket and a few documents from Dentist. Approved in 3 days.
Two weeks ago, just one transaction statement with said amount, in for just 1 week prior to application. Accepted within 3 days , they asked for flight ticket proof of booking.
I applied in March of this year and provided 1 bank statement showing the funds transferred from savings into my current account the day before. I'm on Workcation and supplied everything else they needed and got approved in 3-4 days. I can't say it's the same now, that's just my experience. That was the London embassy (home country). They did require a portfolio and tax status, plus proof my business was not affiliated with Thailand (invoices etc), but there was no requirement for a specific income.
how you doing, so a lot of embassy's are different, but basically, what you actually need is 3 months worth of bank statements with 500,000 baht, thats what they are looking for
It's true there is no income requirement but embassies may also request previous filed income tax returns and bank statements covering from 3 to 6 months that might show your financial stability as well as any incorporation papers if you have your own business