Hey, I have a question about the financial proof of 500,000 THB required for the DTV visa application.

Is it possible to use a bank statement from Revolut for this, and do the Pockets count as part of the total balance?

I use Pockets a lot to separate my funds, so not all of the money is always in the main account. On the Revolut statement, there’s a balance summary at the top showing “Account (current account)”, “Personal and Group Pockets”, and then the “Total”.

The full statement shows all current account transactions first and then lists the Personal & Group Pockets separately.

Has anyone had experience using a Revolut statement like this for the DTV visa proof of funds?

Slightly off topic but a segment off requirements for a long term extension. I am UK based passport bank account etc. For transferring the required sums I have hit a brick wall with my bank. They do not send money to Thailand. I am looking for recommendations for a 3rd party way, any recommendations from people in the same situation would be very much appreciated

Hey guys

We're gearing up to make our travels and apply for the DTV

We have all the requirements, bank, savings etc. applying for the soft power muay Thai. We generate income online, and was curious if they accept PayPal records as a form to prove income? Thanks!

Also, coming from America

Does anyone use Chase? I was curious if anyone has recommendations for the safest banks to use over in Thailand? Sorry if this was answered before

Hi Everyone!

I already applied for the DTVvisa from france as a freelancer, but they asked for additional documents.o

I send the bank statement of 500 000 baths from september, but I didn't have them all my one french account, I had for more than 3 months 9k euros on it, but the other 6k euros where on my paypal and Revolut since I was living in Korea. Has anyone been approved showing funds split? I'm not sure it would be saffer to add a sponsor or not in this case.

Also my income is from the Platform Patreon, i'm not sure what they want me to add in the portfolio (i've send previously my analytics and following audience, the income, and the proof that the payment goes to my Paypal), They are asking for more but without much precision.

Thank you a lot for any advice ☺️

Hi. I’m applying for DTV via soft power Route in London. My bank I use and have my savings in is Revolut. Will I be able to use this as my financial proof? I recall seeing somewhere that revolut isn’t allowed in some countries

Hey guys! My history of transactions of the last 6 months from Revolut, is super long, like over 100 pages, a lot of small transactions like grabs etc, is it ok to upload that? Thanks

What’s the best way to regularly transfer Thai Baht to my UK bank account ? Wise will not work.

Hi everyone,

I’m preparing my application for the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) and wanted to ask for some advice regarding the financial proof.

I have a bank statement from Revolut covering the period from March 1, 2025 to August 9, 2025 with a current balance of €15,045.15 (well above the required 500,000 THB). The statement clearly shows my name, account details, and the balance history.

Question:

Will this bank statement be sufficient for the DTV application, or do I also need an official bank letter / balance confirmation from Revolut in English?

Thanks in advance for your help and experiences!

I will be arriving in Thailand October this year on a non O visa. My question is, what is the cheapest way to transfer 800k Baht from my English bank to a Thai bank. I have a Revolut card, but have never used it. Some people say use Wise, others Swift transfer. Your thoughts please gentleman?

Hi everyone! Question for fellow DTV visa holders in Thailand 🇹🇭

How are you handling money and daily payments?

Since we can’t open Thai bank accounts (as far as I know), and ATM withdrawals from foreign cards can get expensive, I’m curious what solutions you’ve found for spending, paying locally, or moving money around.

I'm planning to move from Bali in 2–3 months, so I’m trying to get a clear picture of what’s working well for others.

Would also love to hear about any other challenges you’ve faced with the DTV visa... or smart solutions you’ve figured out since arriving.

Appreciate any feedback. Thanks a lot! 🙏