The conversation discusses the reasons behind Thai visa application rejections, questioning whether the specific dates of bank statements (like 10th-10th instead of 1st-31st) could be a factor. Most comments suggest that bank statement dates likely do not matter as long as applicants meet all necessary requirements set by the Thai authorities. A user mentions that they've successfully had applications approved from Kathmandu, indicating that meeting the proper criteria is more critical than specific banking details.
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February has 28 days. Unless it's a leap year then it's 29.
all of them because they could NOT meet the requirements of this visa.
Or just applied for the wrong purpose.
I read many times, I have money in the bank, I even see long pieces of math about income, it is NOT about what you think it is important.
You have to meet the requirements set by the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs to get the visa issued and after that the requirements set by the Royal Thai Police Immigration Bureau to enter this country.
Showing off with high income or huge savings, does not work, rich people do not buy the cheapest available visa to work while sitting in a gym.