For anyone curious about the sponsorship for the 500,000 Bhat needed to to apply for DTV. I emailed the London embassy this was part of the response.
Thought it would help if people are curious too.
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A community member shared insights from their correspondence with the London embassy regarding the financial sponsorship required for the 500,000 Baht necessary to apply for the DTV (Digital Nomad Visa). The response highlighted that the DTV is not income-based and primarily focuses on the financial evidence of savings. The conversation includes various questions and comments about the embassy's requirements, including the need for residency status in the UK for non-citizens applying.
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The DTV has absolutely nothing to do with income whatsoever. It is not an income based visa. The requirements clearly state financial evidence of 500,000 as above.
Does anyone know if it matters that my income transactions come into a separate bank account than the one with the minimum savings? I use my NatWest for liquid cash savings and starling for pay income/ day to day expenditure.