What bank statement is required for Thailand DTV?
Thailand DTV requires a fee quoted in advance (~a fee quoted in advance) minimum in a personal bank account, statement covering last 3–6 months. Any currency accepted (converted at embassy rate). Statement must be stamped/sealed by the bank or downloaded with bank-issued digital signature.
Detailed Answer
DTV financial proof: minimum a fee quoted in advance equivalent (any major currency — USD, EUR, GBP, SGD, JPY, AUD) in a personal bank account, with a statement covering the last 3 to 6 months. Acceptable formats: (1) original bank statement stamped and signed at a branch, (2) PDF statement downloaded from online banking with the bank's official digital signature (most embassies accept), or (3) bank-issued letter confirming balance. Joint accounts accepted if applicant is primary holder. Thai Notary can arrange certified English translation if your statement is in Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, or other non-English language — required by all consulates outside your home country. Crypto, brokerage, and pension accounts are generally not accepted as primary proof.
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