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What type of financial evidence do I need to upload for my Thailand E-Visa application?
Nov 22, 2021
4 years ago
Lou *******
ORIGINAL POSTERGood morning!
I am applying for my E-Visa right now.
They want me to upload a „financial evidence“.
I am little confused.
It’s for 60 days tourist visa…
What to upload here?
Thanks for the help
I am applying for my E-Visa right now.
They want me to upload a „financial evidence“.
I am little confused.
It’s for 60 days tourist visa…
What to upload here?
Thanks for the help
TLDR : Answer Summary
When applying for your 60-day tourist E-Visa for Thailand, you'll need to provide financial evidence. This typically includes a bank statement showing sufficient funds. It is advised to upload a document that includes your name and address, rather than just a screenshot or transaction history. Some users report success with a bank statement, while others mention that a screenshot from a banking app was accepted. If in doubt, contact your bank for the most appropriate document.
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Jay ********
I initially submitted a download from my bank account but later received a request for further documentation, a bank statement with my address
Lou *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Jay *******
okay so I will call my bank. Thanks a lot!Jay ********
@Lou ******
A downloaded statement should be fine, not a screenshot or download of transactions but a statement with name and address.Reply to
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Andy ************
I sent a screen shot from my banking app. Visa was approved
Stuart *********
A bank statement showing you have sufficient funds for the time in Thailand. What that figure needs to be or exceed I’m not sure
Lou *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Stuart ********
so I’ll just take a screenshot of my savings? 🤷🏼♀️Or does it need to be official from the bank? Sorry for all the questions, I never needed in the past, I am little confused.
Thanks in advance
Ronald *********
Lou Akima
Minimum £1000 to be shown in account.
Minimum £1000 to be shown in account.
Sonia *******
@Lou ******
i had mine request additional documents, they ask for proof of minimum £1000 and the statement must have your name and address on it.Stuart *********
@Lou ******
most banks allow you to print a statement online these days. Probably better than a screenshot. Lou *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Stuart ********
okay I’ll check. Thank you 🙏🏼 Reply to
Lou *******
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Michael ********
Topics evisa all explained there
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Michael ********
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