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Have been a long term lurker of this group so have seen the odd question that meets my circumstances and done plenty of searching but I wondered if I could get some takes from informed people. Essentially I think I have two routes to a DTV.
The first route is I am currently employed as a civil servant. I am taking a career break to come to Thailand in May but right now I can provide the bank statement, payslips and a job description/contract that directly states I work "from home" (possible issue is that's the wording is just that, "from home", not "remote" .)
The negatives of applying that route are obvious, that I wouldn't be doing that job whilst in Thailand (more it wouldn't be allowed, than my contract states that anywhere) and I will not be being paid while on the career break, but will still be employed on paper.
Without moral judgment, I see nothing they'd ask for with the Visa though I couldn't technically provide at the current time as my career break hasn't started yet, outside of the possible issue of it saying "from home" rather than "remote".
My second route, is I am also a content creator who has only just gotten to the point I make enough money for it to be a tax concern, so whilst I can provide a Patreon page for my podcast that shows a steady income for many years (it was previously split between multiple people, now it's just me and in my name), I don't have business registration or any tax documents and won't until next year when I'd need to do this.
I'm thinking option 1 and maybe if I'm questioned, then switch to option 2 and volunteer that I have a second income.
What do people think, is that the best plan or should I be more forthright and just go Option 2?
Hi all wanting to know if anyone has applied for DTV in Cambodia via the web site since the 1st Jan 25 and been approved yet? I’m in day ten now still waiting I have given more documentation re employment and been asked to supply 3 month bank statement after supplying 6 month on application.
I applied as an upwork freelancer and in my first submission, I uploaded my Earning Certificate downloaded from my Upwork account. I am working with only 1 client through Upwork since 2 years.
Now, they answered me asking to upload this document:
* Employment contract or employment certificate in their country or professional portfolio showcasing digital nomad, remote worker, foreign talent or freelancer status (Please upload professional portfolio showcasing digital nomad.).
Please advice what should I upload as documents and if you have examples of documents that could help me, I will be grateful.
For DTV visa , I am an incorporated tech independent contractor. As a director of my
Own corporation, can i simply wrote a letter to myself which says “Ro is an employee of XYZ tech and has been paying himself a steady salary of XYZ dollars and will continue to remain employed to his own corporation fir the next 12 months and will continue to get same salary” and show the funds in my corporation account as proof that my company has the money? Or will thry ask follow up questions lije show proof from your customers of a remote agreement?? Has any incorporated contractors been through this already? If so , what did your letter look like
I recently helped my friend successfully apply for a Digital Thailand Visa (DTV). As an immigration case worker, I have experience in this field, but I found the DTV process straightforward enough for anyone to handle with the right preparation.
## Application Timeline:
* Submission Date: Dec 10, 12:03 AM
* Request for Additional Documents: Dec 12, 11:48 AM
* Immigration history: Applicant has traveled to Thailand and stayed multiple times using the 60-day visa exemption. He has also extended a tourist visa while inside Thailand. I initially thought about addressing this point to the visa officer but ultimately decided to ignore it.
## Documents Submitted (Dec 10, 12:03 AM):
1. Cover Letter *(Optional but Recommended)*: Helps visa officers understand your circumstances, reasons for applying, and facilitates faster decision-making.
2. Employment Reference Letter
3. Employment Contract
4. Payslips (Last 6 Months)
5. Bank Statements (Last 3 Months): Showed a minimum balance of 500,000 THB. *(Tip: The fund doesn't need to have been in the account for months; transferring it before submission is acceptable.)*
6. Passport
7. Resume
8. National ID *(Proof of Current Location for Vietnamese applicants)*
Note: All documents must be translated into English.
## Request for Additional Documents (Dec 12, 11:48 AM):
After submission, we received a request for the following:
1. Employment Contract, Certificate, or Professional Portfolio: Must showcase status as a digital nomad, remote worker, freelancer, or foreign talent.
2. Company's Business Registration
*Important Note for Remote Workers**:
* Ensure your employer’s business registration document is ready for submission in case it's requested.
* Your employment reference letter must explicitly state that you are a *“remote worker.”*
## Approval Received (Dec 13, 6:48 PM):
After submitting the additional documents, the visa was approved in just 18 hours.
## Tips for a Smooth DTV Application:
1. Organize Employment Documents:
Combine the following into a single PDF file: Cover Letter
I’m applying my DTV application from Rabat, Morocco. After submitting all the documents for Muay Thai type, I got an email asking for 1)employement card/certificate, 2) proof of the accommodation in Thailand. I’ll also need to attend an interview at the Embassy.
I’m a full time forex trader, can anyone advise what employment document I should provide?
Hi there! I am going to be applying for the DTV in the US - NY Thai embassy. 2 questions:
1) My passport expires in 9 months. I noticed on the Thai E-visa site it says for multiple entry visa you need atleast a year. Does anyone have experience with getting approved with less than one year?
2) If I provide my work offer letter and a statement of employment (that shows salary and remote work)- will that be enough? Do they contact your employer?
This question is especially for my fellow Germans who have applied for the DTV. I submitted my application today, and the embassy has requested a "Certificate of employment from the employer that allows you to work remotely (online)" (in German: "Arbeitsbescheinigung des Arbeitgebers, der es Ihnen ermöglicht, Remote (Online) zu arbeiten").
My employer does allow me to work remotely, but I've never received an official certificate confirming it. When I called my boss (we’re a small company), he didn’t even know such a document was required. For those who have been through this: what did you do? Should my employer simply write a letter stating that I (Kevin Wojtas) am allowed to work remotely and then sign it?
If anyone has dealt with a similar situation, I’d appreciate hearing what worked for you.
Hi Everyone, Im currently applying for my DTV visa and was looking for some help if anyones in a similar case to me.
1. In regards to financial evidence, am I able to provide a invesment account statement?. I use wealthsimple and have monthly statements. I Have they money but its not liquid in my regular bank account as I invest it.
2. In regards to "Employment contract or employment certificate in their country or professional portfolio showcasing digital nomad, remote worker, foreign talent or freelancer status" I currently run a bunch of youtube channels and thats my job. Is there any other youtubers in here who have filled this out?
Youtube doesnt give contracts as we are essentially freelancers and are paid through Google adsense. However, I do have sponsorship contracts with companies. If anyone can help, I will love you forever.