A few questions and suggestions;

1 - Have you spent some time in Thailand learning the culture and how business operates here.

2 - Can you speak the language - Thai

3 - Do you have experience operating any business

4 - Do you have experience in foreign exchange transactions and converting cash

5 - Are you hoping this can facilitate money laundering 😮

6 - Have you prepared a basic business plan covering an analysis of existing business in this field, how you would compete, what legislation and licensing you need to follow, your financial projections (including income, expenses, profit expected, initial capital to get started)

Once you can answer all these in the affirmative you can ask your question again

@David *******

yes they can and they have

@Jimmy ******

I am not a visa expert but I have done a lot of reading on many forums. It seems to me that you are trying to combine the two methods - the 800,000 required and the 65,000 per month option. Separate the two in your thinking. I think you need 800,000 each initially and then once in Thailand you show 65,000 per month deposits for next year extension.

If he cannot follow instructions it’s better that he doesn’t get a visa 😂😂 Let him go back to his own country

I think this might be the first of many soft power DTV applications that get asked similar questions

@Jim *******

try moving to a ‘western’ country if you weren’t born there and you find out how difficult if not impossible it is and that is even if you speak their language. Thailand is far less bureaucratic than most ’western’ countries.

@Harrys ***********

this may be more constructive than you realize 😊

You probably have to get her Thai boyfriend to agree first. 😂😂

@Steven *********

or never take a girl to your room again 😂😂😂

Ask the bank - I think they will know 😂😂