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What are the official requirements for proof of savings for the DTV visa in Thailand?

Jan 9, 2025
2 months ago
Maren **********
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I have a few questions about the proof of savings of 500k for the DTV visa.

Some seem to provide 3 months of bank statements & some 6. How many months are actually officially required?

If your savings are held in different accounts and you transfer them into the same account, how long do you have to show the full 500k in that account for them to accept it?

Another option of financial proof seems to be payslips. If you own a business and invoice clients weekly, would that be acceptable?

Do they accept proof of a certain monthly income rather than 500k savings?

Or weekly income paid by clients into a personal bank account?

Thanks
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The requirements for proof of savings for the DTV visa vary by embassy, with some requiring three months of bank statements and others requiring six. When consolidating savings from multiple accounts, it is advised to show the full amount in one account for an unspecified duration prior to application. Payslips from self-employment or proof of regular income are not accepted; only the bank balance is considered.
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Maksym ***********
Someone says Austria, some Australia, what is correct? ๐Ÿ˜
Brandon ************
The official number of months for bank statements is however many your embassy requires. Each embassy sets their own requirements.

There is no provision for income for DTV. It's bank balance only.
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