In princible yes, because the Immigration want to know exactly where you are at any time.

So to keep the Immigration happy, it shall be done everytime you change adress, and who knows when you need a friendly Immigration officer.

But why do you even worry, it is not you, who have to do anything, it’s the obligation of the landlord / hotel to do the TM30 report.

If it is in the wrong type of account, then you will get problems no matter how long the 500.000+ Baht has been in the account.

And as with most DTV it is depending on which Embassy will be used.

The money has to be readily available in a personal account ( not compagny ).

It’s a deposit to guarantee that if you need hospitalcare ( or other sudden big expense) , you can pay for your self immediately before treatment.

It should not in any way be connected to your work, except salary transfers.

Simply ask your american bank, they will know.

Its a “postcode” adress, for transfers between banks.

Often you can see it in online bank if you have.

Google can help a lot

Apply in the country where documents originate from, for less extra documentation, translation, authentication.

Rethink if dependant is a good idea, takes at least double the time you have to stay in the country of the Embassy you apply at, with the cost that will follow.

So many false answers.

A good Thai embassy website, always give the right answers.

And searching this group will also provide better answers.

It is worth considering to go home for a smoother process, to avoid all the hussle of getting the documentation in order, being rejeted, reapply, dependant rejected.

Make it simple, aand get a better successrate.

Apply in the country where documents originate from, for less extra documentation, translation, authentication.

Rethink if dependant is a good idea, takes at least double the time you have to stay in the country of the Embassy you apply at, with the cost that will follow.

Apply in your homecountry, where they know how documents are formated in that country, for less extra documentation, authentication or misunderstanding of documents.

Remember dependant visa at least double the visa processing time, since it is a 2 step process.

No it is not, it gives to many false answers to be used in legal matters like visa.