Anonymous participant it’ll work. I had to do this and didn’t show any transactions just statement balance and was approved.

Can you tell me the total amount in your bank that was submitted. While the site says $16k, one of the personnel on the phone told me $15k. I'm not sure which is correct.

@Joe **********

Can you tell me the total amount in your bank that was submitted. While the site says $16k, one of the personnel on the phone told me $15k. I'm not sure which is correct.

The questioning upon landing is no joke. Lol. I vowed to never be put in that situation again. I know the feeling. Whew!

Thanks for this information. I’ll be applying this week, can you tell me if you submitted the bank statement showing balance or an entire more or beyond a month?

I have recently went through similar process of leaving when my expiration date was ending . I decided not to extend as I’ll be returning later this year with the DTV. I tried to do my due diligence and cancel my ED visa just in case I’d run into problems obtaining the DTV. I went to immigration with a rep from my school and letter to cancel but they said that I do not need to cancel IF my Ed visa expires on the 14th of October and I’ll be leaving the 14th anyway. Even if I’m applying for a new visa bc the Thai immigration in Thailand and the embassy in other countries are two separate entities (essentially). And I wouldn’t have any problem obtaining the DTV.

@Samantha *********

can you share your visa agent?

@Misti *******

was looking for a Chicago applicant.

Can you tell me if you showed bank statement with balance or had to show more months with the balance ?

Hi. So a sponsor letter can be done in place of showing 500k baht? From anyone? Or someone from Thailand?

UPDATE: this is the message I received from the school who apparently spoke with immigration (it may help someone else reading)

Hi. After discussing them suggest 2 options.

1.If you would like to do the resignation letter today at immigration office, we can issue you the document that you will leave the country on 14 so the immigration office will cancel on 15 (working days, Monday they are close).

2.If you won't do the resign today, you can leave the country on 14. However, if you would like to be back in Thailand to do ED visa again or another visa, you have to send resignation letter to the immigration office due to your ED visa statute of limitations being 1 year.

UPDATE 2: Went to Division 1 Immigration office with an official from the school I was attending, and they informed us I don't need to cancel since I'm leaving upon the expire date. She kept double checking and spoke with multiple officers there who all said the same thing. I don't understand why it has to be so confusing. SMH. I kept the resignation letter from the school, and queue number with the date, just in case.

@Lloyd *******