Hello,

My wife has a teaching job in a Bangkok international school, so they will provide us with lots of paperwork for the visa application.

She will be applying for the type b visa and me and the children type o visa.

We need to provide bank statements from the last 3 months. This will have to be from our joint account.

We get paid into this account every month and then pay our bills etc Therefore, the balance goes up and down. I knew we would have to show we have sufficient funds, so in May added a much bigger amount than needed from a savings account into this joint account.

So the month of May will show plenty of funds and the other two months will have a fluctuating balance, sometimes dropping below the required amount needed in the account.

I am just checking that this will be sufficient, as I am struggling to find the answer.

The savings account unfortunately is in my name.

Thanks in advance.

How long generally does it take to get an O-A visa from the thai embassy in London?

When applying for the visa they need 3 months of banking statements did anyone redact there account information (access numbers and full bank account number )prior to sending it in or is that not necessary?

Hello Everyone. I was looking up the requirements to apply for a DTV while in Vietnam and there was a note…

Important Note:

You must apply from the country where your employment is based.

I work for myself online. Will I still be able to apply while visiting in Vietnam? Has anyone had experience with this firsthand?

hello guys how are you want to ask something is it possible to apply for a tourist visa to Thailand using business account statement for my own company and registered certificate CIP for my own company under my name but I don't have personal account

Hi all,

#applyingfromuk

I’ve started filling out my application but haven’t submitted it yet.

Just two quick questions regarding the requirements:

3. Document indicating current location

Has anyone used an *immigration* *entry stamp* as proof of current location? (This is what I’m planning to use.)

I know some people use a hotel booking confirmation letter, but my company booked a hotel for me in the UK under the company name & details, not mine, so I won’t be able to use that.

4. Financial evidence: Amount no less than 500,000 THB (e.g. bank statements, sponsorship letter)

Most of my funds are in crypto, and I recently converted some to GBP around £12,000 and transferred it to my main bank account.

My question is: when submitting 3 months of bank statements, will it be a problem that the required amount only started showing in the last few days?

I plan to submit my P60 or a few payslips from my company as well (if there’s an option to upload more than 5 supporting documents).

*Which leads to another question: is there an option to submit more than 5 documents under the supporting documents section?*

Thanks in advance!

Hey, I’m planning to apply soon for DTV as a remote worker. I just got a new job at a new employer with a fully remote contract starting soon.

Is there generally a certain minimum amount of time/tenure you need to be actively employed on your current contract for DTV application? How much time on your current contract is needed for remote worker DTV application?

London embassy just said my husband has to be a UK resident to apply for the DTV. Nowhere on the Thai evisa website does it say you have to apply from your country of residence. I've emailed them back saying this and that there is countless evidence of people applying with hotel bookings, and asking for more confirmation. Did anyone else get a response like this?

Thank you

Can artists apply for the dtv? (I'm thinking along the lines of fine art artists who do artist residencies and essentially having this be like an artist residency).

Just received approval for DTV from the UK Embassy.

Submitted on 22nd March.

I applied for the workation version as I am the director of a limited company since 2005. It doesn't do much except hold some digital assets that provide an income.

Originally I submitted the documents asked for on the Online form.

> Bank statement (initially I did the company one)

> photo taken on phone

> photo of passport bio page only

> letter from director (me) saying can work remotely and understand thai work/immigration rules and why I should work remotely in Thailand

> copy of utility bill from my rented flat in uk

They requested additional documents after a day or two.

> further letter from authorised person at my company stating I can work remotely. This time I got my accountant to do it in his capacity as company secretary

> personal bank statement. I sent money to natwest and ordered an interim statement on their app via the AI assistant. This took one day to appear

> proof of me as director on companies house. I did a long screenshot so it could show all the info.

A few days later it changed to pending approval so I just waited for further contact.

The visa starts immediately even though I stated June 20th as my arrival date.

They did not request passport pages, or any other proof of income, tax returns, bank statements, or proof of location in addition to the utility bill.

I was also looking at retirement visa as I'm old enough but this one seems the beat option for the price and no arduous process to apply.

A thai bank account would be nice so will look into that next time I am in the kingdom.