Yes, a condo contract is definitely a proof of stay but you may need to provide also the owner certificate. They may ask what date you intend to return or they may ask you for a flight ticket. It is often different requirements in different embassies or you could apply online.
I think from what I have read a lot of people have submitted multiple statements that don’t have the correct amount in one bank but if you total them all up they do
If you get problems like this, I would just include another bank account where you have lots of things going in and out and add that to your paperwork as well as your savings account. Give them as much people as possible to confuse themselves with.
At the end of the day they should only be looking for the amount or total amounts across the banks, and that you have sufficient evidence of liquid funds. Make sure you mention it is not a fixed term deposit interest account,
I would think the Bank Transfer’s would cost less for the simple fact that you get a better exchange rate if you transfer into a Thai bank and make sure the thai bank does the exchange
OK, thanks for the reply that’s fantastic I was just wondering if You will have to carry a piece of paper with you for five years or if you’ll get a stamp somehow