I’ve been asked for 3 months bank statements (I initially supplied a closing balance only) and my payslips.
I had a large one off payment which contributed to me having the 500,000 baht within the last month. Am I likely to be declined because I haven’t had the required funds in my bank for 3 months? Can I explain this with a letter saying it’s a gift?
Thanks 🙂
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The user is seeking advice regarding their visa application, specifically about providing bank statements and payslips. They have only provided a closing balance and received a request for 3 months of statements. They also mention having a recent large payment boosting their funds to 500,000 baht and are concerned about possible decline due to not meeting the 3-month requirement. Responses indicate that requirements may vary based on the application location, and some places may be flexible if the final balance is satisfactory.
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Maybe. But, whatever advise we tell you is totally irrelevant. Provide the Embassy what they asked, and hope the luck is on your side.
Anonymous *************
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Do you know what it’s like for London? Thank you 🙂
John **********
It depends on where you apply. Some places want 3 months of statements but as long as the final balance is 500k baht its ok, others want to see 500k baht for the full 3 months