Thailand Sets THB 30,000 Bank Requirement for Family Visa

Thailand has confirmed that foreigners intending to stay in the country for more than 60 days to live with a family member must demonstrate a minimum bank balance of THB 30,000 (₦1,191,010). This requirement is detailed on the official government website, which specifies that applicants must submit bank statements from the last three months or provide a sponsor letter as acceptable proof of their financial standing.
The guidance indicates that this financial evidence is distinct from standard tourist visa conditions, as it specifically pertains to stays involving family members. Prospective applicants are advised to ensure their account history reflects the required balance over the specified period.
Additionally, they should verify the full visa category through official immigration channels, as further documentation may be necessary depending on individual circumstances.
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