Regarding the 500,000 THB bank requirement for 3 months (Thai visa), I’d like to share some insights.
(Note: Requirements can vary by country and case.)
🔑 Key Point:
The most important factor is proving that your source of income is genuine and stable. Your bank statement must clearly reflect this.
At the closing date, your balance should be at least 500,000 THB.
Simply depositing 500,000 in one go right before the submission or splitting it into large sums over a short period is not ideal and may not be accepted.
🇰🇭 Cambodia (As of July 2025):
If your 6-month statement shows regular income and expenses, and your balance at the closing date is at least 500,000 THB, it should generally be acceptable.
But again, do not just make a single lump-sum deposit of 500,000 THB right before your application. Immigration often reviews how your income came in over time.
Make sure your bank account clearly shows your income source — for example:
If you are a freelancer or remote worker, ensure your payment slip matches the amount shown in your bank statement.
You can strengthen your case by providing screenshots of your income source (e.g., Upwork, Fiverr, Wise, etc.).
📘 Bank Documents to Prepare:
Know which visa type you used when opening your bank account.
Keep your bank book updated, including stamped pages.
Take clear photos of:
Latest statement
Updated passbook
App balance (with timestamp)
If your bank account was opened with an old passport, make sure to update your new passport details at the bank.
If pages in your new passbook are linked to the old one, take photos of any reference stamps as well.
📸 When submitting photos of documents:
Include timestamps if required.
Be sure they’re clear and readable.
❗❗❗ Warning About Fakes:
Please don’t trust some agencies just because they are well-known. There have been real cases where agents faked documents, including:
Fake deposits without real money
Fake income sources
Photoshop-altered bank statements
Some people got into serious trouble because of this.
Always ask questions and verify everything yourself. Fake documents might seem easy, but the risk is high — you could lose money, get blacklisted, or be banned from entering the country again.
💡 Final Advice:
Work with a reliable and ethical agent who cares about doing things properly.
Before applying, double-check all your documents at least 3 times.
If you can’t afford to meet the full requirement, look for a legitimate company that can help prove your real income source (not fake paperwork).
I wish everyone the best of luck! I’ll continue sharing tips as I learn more.
Just remember: every country and case is different, so the safest way is to make sure your documents are genuine, consistent, and explainable.
