Did my first 90 day report at yasothon IO today.The IO asked for my bank statements ,new rule, to check that I’d maintained my balance as required

Hi I am applying for my DTV in Manila, Philippines as a business owner. They are now requesting further documents from me, which is to show that I had 500k baht in my bank statements for the last 3 months.

However, I've only kept the 500k baht in my account for the last month or so, and I've used my money to invest in crypto, so I have no bank statements to show that I have 500k baht sitting in my account for the last 3 months.

Do you think I can submit a letter explaining in detail all this and they will accept it or is it a loss cause? Has anyone had a similar experience? Would really appreciate your help, thank you.

I am due to apply for my first 12 month retirement extension having arrived from the UK on a non-o visa 2 months ago. I am looking for a definitive answer as to whether the 800000 baht deposited in my Thai bank account 2 months ago has to come from abroad or is it acceptable to come from another Thai bank account.Thanks.

About dependent DTV visa

Hi everyone, I’d like to ask for some advice.

I currently hold a DTV visa that I obtained in Vietnam in 2025, and now I’m planning to apply for a dependent DTV visa for my son.

Do I need to go back to Vietnam for his application, or can I apply from another nearby country, such as Indonesia or the Philippines? (I’ve already been to Vietnam several times and would prefer a different location.)

Also, since it has been about a year since I got my DTV, should I resubmit the same documents I used before, or do I need to prepare a completely new set (e.g., bank statements, employment proof, etc.)?

Thanks in advance for your help!

I'm about to go to immigration in Korat regarding the 12 month extension. The 800,000 baht has been in account for the required 2 months. Question does the bank statement have to be done on same day as going to immigration or can it be dated the day before. I'm in Pak Chong. Hour and 15 minute drive to Korat.

Hi everyone 😊

Just wondering if anyone has any experience with getting a DTV approved using only around 8 weeks of bank statements?

We’ve recently sold our house, so we do have more than the required funds available, but they’re not all shown across a long statement history.

Has anyone been approved in a similar situation, or did they ask for more documentation?

Would really appreciate any insight or experiences, thank you so much in advance! 🙏

# DTV from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Hello,

My questions:

1. Do I submit the application only online, or also in person at the embassy in Kuala Lumpur? Or this, or this?

2. Is the current bank statement from the last 3 or 6 months confirming the amount of 500,000 baht?

3. Do I have to be physically present in Malaysia (if online)?

Today I had an interview in Jakarta. I flew from Bali to Jakarta, and I don’t know yet if I will be approved. I have already shown my monthly income as a digital nomad, my business certificate in Bali, and some of my passive income in Bali. I have been renting a condo in Bangkok for one year, and even though I am currently in Indonesia, I still pay 22,000 Baht per month.

I didn’t know about the DTV visa before. I had been in Bangkok for one month in December, then returned in January. Immigration told me that if I didn’t get the visa, I wouldn’t be allowed to enter Bangkok again.

I have a business in Bali and I always circulate my money. But during the interview, they focused only on the 300,000 Baht I had in January. They seemed not to consider the 800,000 Baht I had over the last six months. Then they asked me to open my accounts. I didn’t expect them to focus so much on the 500,000 Baht. I only showed two accounts, not including my savings. I don’t understand why they are like this.

Now I’m just waiting for the result. I feel quite sad because I don’t understand why they focus on the 500,000 Baht from January. I applied in March with three accounts, totaling 500,000 Baht.

I still don’t know whether I will be approved or not

I need to get a 90 day Non-O Visa for an upcoming trip. How many months bank statements do you need to submit to show you have the proper income for the visa? Do you need to also get a letter from your CPA to submit with that? Will it also helped to submit bank statement showing cash on hand in addition or are the statements showing the income enough? Thanks in advance for your help.

Dear channel, I currently have non-O visa (spouse). Every year, when I renew visa, I have to submit the bank statements for the past two months, showing that I have more than 400K THB in the bank. However, I have seen in the website that 2 months bank statement is for the first application only. For the renewals, various website says 3 months statements are required. Is that the case now? Did Thai government recently change the requirement? I would appreciate it if anyone could give me advice on this.