Hello everyone, I’m hoping to get some clarification about the financial requirements when applying for the DTV.
Myself, my fiancé and two children all arrived in Thailand about four weeks ago, we absolutely fell in love and are considering the idea of staying long-term, up to one year at least.
We want to follow the rules and remain in compliance, and according to what I have learned about the financial requirements for the DTV, the only thing that remains unclear, is whether or not simply having money sitting in a personal checking or savings account will suffice, or is the Thai government Looking for regular income being deposited into those accounts?
I have reached out to a handful of Visa agents, and cannot seem to get a clear answer on this particular question. Hoping to get some insight or feedback from anyone here, thank you in advance 🙏🏼😊
TLDR : Answer Summary
The original post seeks clarification on the financial requirements for the DTV visa in Thailand, specifically whether having a balance in a personal checking or savings account is sufficient, or if regular income deposits are needed. The user, along with their family, is looking to stay long-term in Thailand and wishes to remain compliant with visa regulations. A comment suggests checking the specific requirements from the relevant embassy, indicating that these can vary.
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