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Can I and my partner apply for a DTV visa with only my bank account in Thailand?

DTV visa Thai visa rules bank account requirements non-married partners visa application process sponsorship eligibility

Jan 16, 2025

a month ago

Eitan *******************

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Is it possible to get for me and my partner( we do live together, but not married &having a common baby) a DTV if only I have a bank account that has more than a million thb in it?

They would not open a bank account to my partner

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The post inquires about obtaining a DTV visa in Thailand for both the poster and their partner, who are not married but have a common child. It is clarified in the comments that both individuals must apply separately and demonstrate their own financial capability, each requiring a bank account with at least 500,000 THB. Since they are not legally married, traditional sponsorship options are also limited.

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Anonymous ******************

Both you and her have to do two separate applications and two individual bank accounts. Dependants require a marriage certificate. Only then can you sponsor her using your bank account (in some embassies)

a month ago

Jared *********

Officially not married so not a spouse. So both of you would need a separate application and qualify on their own.

I don't quite understand your comment on the bank account either... The bank account doesn't need to be in Thailand. Your partner couldn't open a bank in their home country or other country where you are?

Either way, to qualify each applicant has to be able to show a bank account in their name with 500k baht. Supposedly some say there is a way for a "sponsor letter" but haven't seen any reports of it actually being done

a month ago

Winston ************

That's your girlfriend, not "spouse"

a month ago

Evan ********

Ohh so sad having a common baby 😢

a month ago

John **********

If you are not married she is not your spouse. She would have to apply for her own visa and show her own funds

a month ago

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John **********