Have anyone got DTV Visa as a stock investor? Thank for answers in advance.
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The post discusses whether a stock investor can qualify for a DTV Visa in Thailand. It reveals that being a personal investor may not suffice as it is not seen as remote, digital work, unless there is a registered company to certify the investment activities. Comments highlight the complexities of tax issues, suggest proving regular financial flows from brokers for DTV applications, and emphasize the need for legit business ownership. Additionally, there are inquiries about obtaining the DTV Visa from Africa, especially in places lacking Thai embassies.
Is there someone to help me to know how to got the DTV visa right from Africa here I'm there is not the Thai embassy.
Zachus ********
As long as it's a legit business, where you own it and can work from anywhere. I don't see how that would prevent you from getting approved.
Paweł ******
Probably easiest would be going soft power track.
If you wanna try with investing/trading maybe showing regular flows from same broker would help. Try contacting embassy of your choice for answer.
Siddhartha *********
Dm me, I am also a solo trader
Seb ********
Being a personal investor handling your own funds isn’t considered remote, digital work under the DTV. If you have a registered company that can certify you account management as a digital nomad you’ll probably be ok.
Yes. I'm also thinking that way. Because I don't get my benefit from Thailand at all. The basic on the meaning of DTV is the government want us bring outside country money to spend their country
I can get the money from stocks without to have a company. If I have to open a company and then hire myself, it's too tricky. But I know sometimes rules in Thailand is tricky. 5555
Ned *******
Anonymous participant you can always apply under category 2. I’m launching an agency soon with a DTV service. I can update you when I launch. Not sure admin will allow it if I want to add a link. I’ll ask admin and let you know.
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Seb ********
You need a company to do so. If you formed a sole proprietorship or other form of company you’re surely welcome to apply. Otherwise you aren’t working and therefore don’t qualify. Those are the instructions.
right. You’ll have to provide company data proving you are employed and authorized to work remotely. If you’re doing it for yourself only, that doesn’t count as “remote work”.
If you “work” as a freelancer providing none-institutionalized investing “advice” that’s most likely considered illegal and will earn you a lightening fast application rejection.