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What supporting documents do I need to provide as a business owner for my DTV workation visa application in Thailand?

DTV visa Thailand visa application business owner bank account requirements supporting documents workation visa

Wendy *******

asked Jun 20, 2026

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Applying through HCMC for DTV workation (business owner).  wonder how to provide supporting documents to explain: 

1. meeting the 500,000thb requirement by adding up multiple bank accounts including fixed deposit (all under the same applicant name).

2. providing Pay Slips as a business owner ?

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This post discusses the challenges of applying for a DTV workation visa in Thailand as a business owner, particularly regarding the requirement of demonstrating a minimum of 500,000 THB in bank accounts. Key concerns include whether fixed deposit accounts can be counted toward this requirement, how to provide pay slips when payments are made irregularly from a business to a personal account, and the need to meet updated documentation requirements such as providing evidence over 6 months.

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Jeff ****************

I tried to group “multiple bank accounts” and it was quickly unaccepted, so I had to pull everything together to one and now they’re asking for more than the original THB 500k

4 months ago

John **********

A fixed deposit account is unlikely to be accepted. If you are a business owner you can show your business accounts (not bank), business registration, tax registration and payment and so on

4 months ago

DTV_Be*******

A fixed deposit account will probably not count as you can’t immediately access the cash. Do you have the minimum in your other personal accounts? Do you keep your business separate? How do you pay for personal stuff? You transfer into your personal account?

4 months ago

Wendy *******

DTV_BegPecker i have the min in other personal saving account but just for latest 3 months (now they require 6 months). I keep the business account seperate and only transfer from the business account to personal account for the expenses I need (so there is actually no "monthly salary" although irregular payments from my company do appear on my personal statement)

4 months ago

DTV_Be*******

@Wendy ******

if they now require 6 months, then you will probably need to wait 3 more months. Maybe you can argue that payments from your business account to your own account is an example of payment? Not sure about that. Most people who have owned their own company have written letters on behalf of the company giving themselves (employed by the company) approval to work remotely. However, you need to show income, which maybe you can do with some of the transfers (?)

4 months ago

Wendy *******

DTV_BegPecker thanks for the promot reply !

4 months ago