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So I applied in Hanoi and this is what they asked me.
Financial evidence: an amount of no less than 500,000 THB (e.g., bank statements for the last three months, sponsor letter): Bank statement translated into English
I got Norwegian bank and gave them bank statement in Norwegian but added the currency in bath next to total amount I had in saved account.
A friend of mine has been married to a thai lady for 2 years now,when he comes to visit he's been coming on visa exempt entry.
He's applying for a Non O visa 90 days, he can prove the 65k a month income, as he still works he's only 50 years old. He's worried that the money coming into his bank account is wages not any kind of pension, would the uk thai embassy knock him back for a visa, as when he's here there's no money going into his account. As they would see from bank statement it's money from a employer.
I want to apply online for the O-A visa. I have the following question. On page 4 of the online application form, it asks for the upload of supporting documents for health insurance, criminal record, bank and others. How did you proceed if you had to upload multiple documents related to a position? I can only upload one page even though I have several to upload. Thanks to everyone who replied. I also received an email from the Embassy earlier advising me to combine all 3 bank statements into one PDF.
I have 500,000 baht accumulatively in my bank accounts. They are distributed into different savings accounts. Will the embassy accept this? Or do I have to consolidate all of my savings into a single bank account?
These are all savings acounts, meaning the money can be withdrawn at any time.
I had a quick question about the DTV visa application process. My bank only issues official statements around the middle of each month. Since I plan to apply in early November, I won’t be able to include the official October statement by then.
Would it be okay if I attach screenshots of my account instead to show the balance? I just don’t want to risk wasting the application fee if that could be a problem.
If anyone has applied in HCM 🇻🇳 and faced a similar situation, I’d really appreciate your advice.
I’m preparing to submit my documents at the Ho Chi Minh Embassy for the DTV visa under Workcation and wanted to check something about bank statements.
I have multiple bank accounts:
1. WISE account: where I receive overseas payments for my company invoices
2. Bank 1: where I receive the funds transferred out from WISE
3. Bank 2: where I receive the funds from Bank 1 and accumulate the minimum 500,000+ THB required balance
My question is:
Do I need to submit statements for all three accounts or is it enough to show only the account (Bank 2) that currently holds the required 500,000+ THB?
I don’t want to over-submit and confuse them, but I also don’t want to miss anything important.
For those who have been approved, did you submit all linked accounts or just the one showing the funds?
Appreciate any advice or experiences you can share!
Has anyone shown their investments accounts such as Fidelity Investments statements to meet the DTV financial requirements instead of a bank statement be accepted?