UPDATE FOR FUTURE READERS:
It appears you need a flat total amount of ฿500k in your bank account when you apply, the duration of which it has to be there varies by embassy. Thank you everyone for your swift assistance🙏🏻
Hey all, I have a bit of confusion around the ฿500k bank statement. I looked on the official website as well as other websites, and have called the consular department as well (they were confused too).
I will be using a sponsorship letter. They earn ฿490k every month. I’m not sure if there has to be just a flat sum of ฿500k sitting in an account with an image of that provided, or if over the course of 3 months there has been ฿500k in the account (different sites and people say different things).
Before I apply I’d like to know to save the cost of a rejected application.
Thanks all
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user seeking clarity on the requirement of having ฿500,000 in a bank account for a Thai visa application shared confusion about whether the amount needs to be a flat total or accumulated over a period. Several commenters emphasized that it's crucial to have this amount readily available in the applicant's account to avoid a rejected application, with some affirming the need to show proof with three to six months of bank statements. They also discussed sponsorship letters, providing necessary related documentation, and potential pitfalls in the application process.