Thai embassies and consulates are required to accept documents in original language of the country where their diplomatic residence is. Everything else would be an affront of diplomatic etiquette
Thai embassies and consulates are required to accept documents in original language of the country where their diplomatic residence is. Everything else would be an affront of diplomatic etiquette
the problem is on the Thai side. They choose "bank statement" but actually what they want to see is the "balance" . . the passbook balance or printed balance sheets. They do not ask for a letter "statement" from the bank. Typical Thai. Same like calling a stay permit extension a "visa extension"
Isn't uploading the monthly account list enough? "Account statement" in English is the translation of the "Kontostands-Auszug". . das ist kein Brief und auch keine extra Bestätigung der Bank !!
yeah it was possible on a tourist visa and even on a visa-exempt until February this year. Not that easy any more, not even with an agent unless you buy there complete service
yeah it was possible on a tourist visa and even on a visa-exempt until February this year. Not that easy any more, not even with an agent unless you buy there complete service