Hi everyone. For applying DTV, I have to prove that bank account has 500,000 baht. Can part of it be in a fixed deposit account? Or does all of it have to be in a savings (current) account? Thank you🙏🏻

When opening a bank account in Thailand to transfer the 800k baht required for retirement visa is this in a savings or current account? 🙏

I’m about to re apply for DTV visa I have over 500k thai baht deposited into my account for the past 3 months. Will the deposited amount be enough or do I have to literally keep 500k thai baht frozen in there for ending balance

Dear wise people- My Bank deducted a Tax from my brand new saving account. Does that mean I can ask them for my tax number or is it just bank business? Thank you!

I’m a bit confused as far as what type of accounts the “liquid” assets need to be in. Most of my money is an Individual brokerage account with Schwab which I can easily access and transfer from same day as long as it’s not a weekend. Do I need to make sure I have the 500k in a checking or savings account with my bank instead or should this be fine?

I have a saving account at my rabo bank in netherlands it's called tijdslotsparen and if I want to withdraw money I have to wait 3 monts to get it.

It has double the money I need for the dtv

Is this account ok for the dtv?

does having a 401k that pays out take the place of the 16,000 usd need in account for DTV application? or would i have to transfer it to a savings account and let it sit. tia

Hi im roughly 6 months away from applying for DTV i have well over 500 000 thai baht in my savings account.

Is it fine to just stay in the savings account or should i be moving it to my current/cheque account.

I was able to open a savings account using DTV at SCB Bank at CentralWorld.

For the remote worker DTV, has anyone used a savings account without many transactions in/out other than accumulating interest?

I've been on maternity leave so I'm reluctant to post bank statements where I'm only withdrawing and not paying in. Wondering if it's smarter to just provide details from a savings account that I don't touch.