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If me and my fiance have a joint account showing over $16000 the past couple of yrs. Will that work for my fiance if she's only applying for Dtv? Im getting a retirement visa. T.i.a
Ok Im new here, trying to sort through different visas and requirements.
I'm 64, in Texas, there no embassy near me but there is a " Royal Thai Consulate" in Dallas. I'm planning to retire next year and looking to move to SEA. I dont like the idea of a large amount of my money held hostage as in Philippines. I'm thinking the DTV would be best. So here are some thing I cant get straight.
1-as I understand it the DTV does not require the big deposit, is that correct?
A-it requires proof of minimum of 65,000 tbht
B- does it have to be to a thai bank or can i show statements from my US bank?
2- under soft power there is mention of use of medical facilities or wellness resort can qualify. can someone clarify wellness resort?
3- do you have to continue to prove income every time you renew for the 5 year term? Not a problem, just clarifying
I am currently on a Non O visa which will need renewal soon! Is it possible to extend without the 400k baht in the bank account if I have a new born baby now? Or the requirements are still the same?
Hi. I'm from Poland and want to apply through the embassy in Warsaw. I have a question: can I use a bank statement confirming my 500,000 TBH account balance instead of a statement? I have the money in term deposits, and they don't appear on my statement.
Hello! Just a quick question if anyone can advise. I'll be submitting my application for DTV soft power and I have the 3 months of bank statements with the required $ but its a bit shy of 90 days since I didn't deposit it until a week or two into the 1st month. Will that be ok? Or do they require the full 90 days? Im in California btw.
Hi everyone. I have 3 options with my bank accounts. A savings account, a value checking account, & a consumer interest checking account. The savings has hardly any history so it would just be the 500k over last 3 months once I apply, the value checking has some history but not nearly as much as consumer interest checking which shows several very large transactions, however it is interest bearing. Which one is ideal?
I’m planning to apply for the DTV visa next month at the Thai Embassy in HO CHI MINH 🇻🇳. I understand that the embassy usually asks for a 6-month bank statement showing at least 500,000 THB.
I currently have that amount for the past three months, but I didn’t have that balance four to six months ago, the funds were transferred from my parents.
I’m from Singapore and have had a regular income of about USD 5k per month for the past 3 years.
The income goes through Wise Business → Wise Personal → local bank account, where I handle my living expenses and payments.
My only concern is that since the 500,000 THB is a fresh deposit (around 20,000 USD), it might raise questions when they review the six-month statement. I could explain that it’s a gift from my parents, but I’m not sure if that would be accepted.
Has anyone had experience with this situation when applying?
Would really appreciate your thoughts or advice. 🙏