Have you had a Non B or another visa before that might not be terminated?

You can use protranslate. They are both certified and give you a stamp... was about €30 per page. You usually get them back really fast.

@Kirill *********

Just have to wait and see I guess..

If you have a DTV visa for workcation, registred SIM, tax number in Thailand and of course use it on a regularly basis, i.e for your salary (not just one month per year) there is no need to worry. Recently talked with my bank about it. The most common reasons why they close down accounts is for money laundering, excessive amount or wire transfers (wise, revolut) and if you are not paying tax in Thailand, even thou you stay here more than 180 days per year, so It's not because of the DTV it's closed down. More likely for other criterias that people not want to share when they give you their story in forums like this ..

Where is the full story? How long have you had the account? Are you using it frequently? Any "suspicious" or large transactions lately? Using wise, revolut I.e to transfer funds?

500.000 is probably based on a monthly income around 40.000 during one year, so anything lower than that (from my own point of view) should raise concerns from the commissioner. As said before, 30.000 baht will most likely not cover the living costs including internet, rent, travel, food and most important, health insurance.

@Henrik ****

but you still have to do the 90 day report, I guess?

@DTVTh******

I just got approved, applying from Hanoi but I was also required to send additional documents, showcasing bank statement for the last 3 months even thou I already sent a statement showing the require amount with liquid funds present in the account..