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What is the minimum bank statement requirement for a single entry tourist visa to Thailand?

Thailand Visa Rules Single Entry Tourist Visa Bank Statement Requirements Tourist Visa Visa Application Process

Jul 21, 2022

4 years ago

Inbal *******

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Hey everyone! I'm applying for a single entry tourist visa in my country and was asked to bring a bank statement showing sufficient funds. I recall there used to be a specific minimum for sufficient funded for a single entry, but can't find any info on that. my trip is for 2 months.

Any idea? 

Thanks!:)

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is inquiring about the minimum bank statement requirement for a single entry tourist visa to Thailand for a two-month trip. Commenters suggest that the requirement varies by country and embassy, with one mentioning that their embassy in Germany required a minimum of 500€ on a current bank statement. Other comments clarify that the requirement for a longer visa type, like a retirement visa, is different and notably higher.

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Paul **********

If you're talking about having enough funds for a one year visa it's 800,000Thb

4 years ago

Stuart *********

@Paul *********

whilst the OP was asking about a single entry tourist visa your answer is correct if applying for a retirement one year extension but wrong for all other extension applications.

4 years ago

Inbal *******

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@Paul *********

no no, just a tourist visa 🙂 but thank you

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Clarissa *****

My embassy in Germany wanted minimum 500€ and it had to be a current bank statement:)

4 years ago

Inbal *******

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@Clarissa ****

thanks! Good to know! 😊was that recent?

4 years ago

Clarissa *****

@Inbal ******

it was in March. But it’s always been asked 🙂

4 years ago

Inbal *******

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@Clarissa ****

thank you! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

4 years ago

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Steve ******

Bring?, i thought this was an online visa?

4 years ago

Steve *******

@Steve *****

Some countries use the evisa system but not all.

4 years ago

Steve ******

@Steve ******

thankyou

4 years ago

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Stuart *********

What country (and perhaps what embassy/consulate) are you trying at? Perhaps others with direct experience can advise.

4 years ago

Inbal *******

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@Stuart ********

Israel 😃 I think at the moment there is no mention of a sufficient minimum number but would just like to know what is usually the minimum ..

4 years ago

Stuart *********

@Inbal ******

A number of embassies have websites that don’t state an amount specifically. The just say “sufficient funds” but don’t qualify what those are. I think they generally want to see that you can support yourself in Thailand whilst there. Whether that’s 20k a month or 60k a month is anyones guess. Apply with what you have and see what they say.

4 years ago

Inbal *******

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@Stuart ********

thank you :

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