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.

Hi. Can the 500k be on a savings account ? The account is still on my name but gets interest, i can move it to my account that has a debit card (just a simple personal bank account) but I wanna try first without moving it. Anyone knows?

Is there any particular visa requirement to get a savings account here. Is a W-P 100% required? Any banks for more tourist friendly than others? Ask for a long-term tourist friend

Hi everybody, i have a question : if i show the 500k baths on a saving account, won’t they ask to see a paper explaining thoses funds are disponible immediately ? I don’t have such a paper + bank statements are written in french. I also don’t have a monthly statement for that account. Just one every year, so i will show a statement showing the 500k balance on januray 24 and another one one year later, jan 25, showing the funds haven’t moved.

Any advice please ?

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Quick question prob been ask before 😉, for the 500000 baht can this be in a savings account like chip on line saving accounts ?TIA

I have basic saving account which is more than 500k THB in my bank statement but it is not my bank card money since it is a saving account which makes money if you leave the money on it

Just wanted to confirm my intuition that this bank statement is fine as a proof of 500k THB?

Question about the DTV application in Vietnam (I will probably apply in Ho Chi Minh), has anyone shown proof of funds in a savings account instead of a current account, and was this accepted? And did you need to produce 3 months of bank statements or 6? Thanks! It's been super confusing to work out with some certainly what we'll need

Hello everyone,

I am a bit stuck on a technical beaurocracy and would appreciate your help.

I would like to apply for a soft power DTV, but regarding the financial requirements, the 500k is currently in an investment account and not a bank savings account.

I contacted the embassy in Taipei asking if it will suffice, and while they did not give me a clear "no", they said a savings account is preferable.

Now I'm debating whether to go ahead with it, or transfer the cash to a savings account and delay application by 3 months.

I would love to hear your opinions. Thanks in advance everyone

When applying for a soft power DTV would a statement from a brokerage account (JP Morgan) work or does it need to be a savings account or checking account?