I have a house in Thailand that requires me to have a long-term visa before I can get the yellow house book. I was denied a tourist visa, but I don't know about non o
Jeg har et hus i Thailand som krever at jeg har langtids visa før jeg kan få den gule hus boken. Jeg ble nektet med turist visa, men jeg vet ikke med non o
To enter Thailand under the Tourist Visa Exemption Scheme, you must have proof of sufficient funds: 20,000 Baht per family or 10,000 Baht per person in cash or travelers' checks, though electronic proof of funds is sometimes accepted. Immigration officers verify this to ensure visitors have adequate finances for their stay. While the requirement is often for cash, many travelers use bank statements or a credit card as proof.
Financial Proof for Entry
Requirement: 20,000 Baht for a family, or 10,000 Baht for an individual.
Why: To ensure you have sufficient funds for your stay in Thailand.
What to bring: Cash or traveler's checks are the official requirement. However, bank statements or other electronic forms of financial proof may be accepted by immigration officials.
Practical Advice
Carry Cash:
It is still recommended to have the cash on hand, especially if you are a first-time visitor, in case immigration officers ask for it.
Use ATMs:
You can use an ATM at the airport to withdraw cash if you are asked and don't have it readily available.
Don't Worry:
Most travelers are not asked for proof of funds, but it's best to be prepared.
last year I did it Even with turist visa in Bangkok bank, but needed a address with tm 30, witch you bring to immigration with your passport and 2 photo, and Thai license. They not allow to open accounts before buying a insurance 5900 bath. That was last year and only Bangkok bank accepted this last year, but this year I heard they changed the policy. If I where you I would go to Bangkok Bank and talk with a agent there. If you really want to find out more contact the call center Bangkok Bank phone nr. 1333. If you are abroad call +6626455555.
before 2024 yes, but now there are only Bangkok bank who allowed me to open with 30 days turist visa, and I needed to have residential in Thailand, that means TM 30 from your hotel or landlord + passport/Thai license, residence form original from emigration and open Insurance in the Bangkok bank. I was in all the banks trying and this was the only place I was able to open against these conditions.