@John *********

I’ve looked into DTV already, but unfortunately my type of business doesn’t fall under the DTV eligibility criteria, so it’s not a viable option for me. That’s why I’m applying for a Non-O Marriage visa.

@Dca ****

Yes, I will have a confirmation letter showing the current balance, dated today, and I do have full online access to the account.

My concern is that the e-visa might be rejected automatically if the 3-month bank statements show only zeros with no activity. That’s why I’m trying to understand the best way to present the documents properly.

@Wannikea ********

That makes sense, thank you.

So in practice, would it be best to submit a combination of my personal bank statements (even if they show no recent activity), together with Wise statements, and include a short cover letter explaining the situation?

@John *********

Thanks for your input, I appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective.

I’m aware that remote work can be considered a grey area in Thailand, however in my case I’m applying specifically for a Non-O Marriage visa based on family reasons.

I don’t have any Thai clients and I’m not operating a business in Thailand itself.

My question here is focused purely on the financial documentation requirements for the visa application process.

Thanks again for the advice.