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Does anyone know if it is accepted that the 500,000 THB is in a stocks and shares ISA account? And if it isn’t, is it ok to transfer the money over to a personal account and use this as proof of finances? (I know some people have mentioned it needs to be in a personal account for 3 months)
Dear all Regarding the 500k bhat financial prove. Incase the money have been settled in a certificate of deposit for three months duration time which is flexible and can be withdrawn any time " the money have been in account for long time just some times I buy certificate of deposit for intrest earns". Will it be acceptable to submit as a financial prove.
Infact in the time of applying for DTV visa which is next month the money will be already withdrawn automatically from the certificate of deposit.
Additionally I have a car and bike in Thailand will it help if attaching the blue books with the application to avoid any rejections
I tried calling the thai empassy to enquire but unfortunately couldnt reach them Anyone have information or have applied with similar situation? Please advice
I’m planning to go to Hanoi, Vietnam or Bali, Indonesia in two weeks to apply for a Muay Thai DTV. Today, I got in touch with a Muay Thai gym in Chiang Mai, and they told me that for the DTV application, not only do you need a bank balance of at least 500,000 THB, but it also has to have been maintained for at least three months.
This caught me off guard because just a month ago, they said holding it for one month was enough. So I’d really appreciate some advice from anyone who has successfully applied for the DTV in Hanoi or Bali.
Should I go ahead and try applying in Hanoi or Bali, or should I wait another two months until my bank balance meets the three-month requirement?
My wife and are thinking about getting a DTV but when we were last in Thailand about 3 years, we overstayed our Visa because of a flight issue and had to pay an exit fine. I believe we overstayed by one day, maybe two, beyond the grace period.
I assume it's just harder, and depends on the embassy what the result is in trying to get a DTV. That said, any insight would be helpful!
Also, would it matter if we had new Passports or is the overstay info kept in the Thai computer system?
Question about this visa, being a sponsor and the financial requirements. I want to sponsor my two young adult children. Is the financial requirements an additional $15,000 for each of them along with my requirement?