This is NOT an official government website. We are an independent resource providing information and assistance to travelers.
proof of funds
Showing 615 questions
This page displays all the results for the Proof of funds tag, sorted by the most recent activity. There are a total of 615 questions that have been tagged with Proof of funds. Explore the questions to find discussions and information relevant to this topic.
Hello all, has anyone encountered any issues during a visa application when submitting proof of funds from a Credit Union account rather than a 'high street' bank?
NEW REQUIREMENT TO BUY A TOURIST VISA FROM EMBASSIES
There is a LOT of misinformation about this topic going around out on the inter-web right now (not surprising :O )
Sadly, it's 100% due to people using bad terminology when they talk about entering thailand :O
SO
Let's sort out two completely different things FIRST
60 day visa exempt entry <- you show up here without having bought ANY visa from a thai consulate and you get stamped in FREE for 60 days on the visa exempt entry program (on July 15th 2024 it went from 30 day visa exempt entry to 60 days)
Currently, people from 90+ countries get that if they show up without having a visa in their passport to thailand. Visa Exempt entry stamps usually have the code ผ.60-ม.17.
A Visa Exempt entry is not a tourist visa, it's not a visa at all, it's nothing but a free 60 day entry stamp. This is not affected by the proof of funds rule change.
Tourist Visa entry <- this is where you BUY a tourist visa from a thai consulate using the online eVisa website before you come to thailand.
When you arrive you are stamped in for 60 days under the TR60 entry stamp.
This IS affected by the proof of funds rule change and now to buy a tourist visa from a thai consulate online before you come here you must show proof of funds (20k baht or the equivalent) as a requirement
One last time FREE 60 day entry stamps are NOT affected by this rule change, you ONLY show proof of funds if you decide to buy a tourist visa from a thai consulate online before you come here...
AND (just so everyone knows)
There is no update on when/if the current 60 day free entry might change back to 30 days. The government talked about it, had press releases about it but at this time nothing has been decided at all
I have a us llc that has 0% tax, but the company is new so i still havent had my yearly tax fill. Will this give me issues with dtv application (applying in bali)?
i can prove the money in the bank, send my freelancer info and invoices but not much in terms of taxation
* 15Mar: Arrived BKK on a Non-O, staying in a private residence, TM30 submitted
* 25Mar: Got the "official" TM30 from immigration, this allowed me to open bank account, deposited 800K THB that day.
* 30May: Planning visit to immigration to get 1 year extension for Non-O
* 12Jun: Current Non-O stamp in passport expires
Questions:
* What do I need to do to have a smooth experience with immigration on 30May?
* I know I have to go to my bank and get...something??? Official letter? Stamp in my passbook? Something else?
* Do I need to do ANYTHING else other than proof of funds? Refresh the TM30? Etc?
I assume I can initiate this as soon as the funds have "seasoned" i.e. 2 months in bank. I don't want to wait until the last minute and have my current visa expire due to issues with immigration.
Ok.. so I’m here on 60 day visa exempt and want to get a Non O retirement visa(90 days and extend for one year)
If understand correctly I can apply online using evisa while here and once I have the confirmation email, print it out and do a boarder run and this then gets stamped for 90 days?
Got my visa. Can I now safely reinvest the 500K THB that's been sitting in my checking account doing nothing? As long as you leave by air every six months and don't extend it in the country, you'll never be asked to see it again, right?