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Each embassy sets their own requirements. Some request more information than others.
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@Peter ******
only if backed up by a bank book that has individual entries rather than combined entries
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Statements for what?

Emailed statements would not be accepted by immigration. You need official statements that you pick up from the bank and are stamped.
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@Tatiana *********
Thai government doesn't say anything. It's bank policy not government policy.
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Anonymous participant 474 Laos doesn't require anything. It's the Thai side that requires it. And normally that's only for people trying to leave and return visa exempt (without a visa). If you have a visa, like DTV, you should be fine to bounce out and back immediately.
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No one has faced any difficulty coming back on a DTV.
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Sponsor letter is only for dependants applying for a DTV based on their spouse or parent. The holder of that sponsoring DTV can also sponsor the dependants so they don't have to show their own bank account.

Many embassies ask for the 500k as well as proof of payslips so they know you can support yourself while you're in Thailand.
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@Ray *******
yes. Everyone who hosts a foreigner is legally required to file it
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@Ryan *********
legally yes it's required. If they're just staying for a short time before going somewhere else then realistically can be ignored.
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@Daphne ******
if they're the property owner of where you are staying then yes, they would be the ones to do it. What type of visa you're on is irrelevant.