I'm 22 and i wanna get a DTV and i'm a forex trader but wondering if its acceptable cus i've not heard or seen anyone (a forex trader with a DTV) if you got any info please i'll like to know.
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The post discusses whether a 22-year-old forex trader can apply for a DTV (Digital Nomad Visa) in Thailand. Several comments provide insights on the viability of using forex trading as income for a visa application, with mixed opinions on pursuing this path versus considering alternatives like the Thai Privilege Visa. Factors such as proof of income, tax records, and the complexity of visa applications are mentioned. Some users suggest exploring easier options, expressing skepticism about forex trading, particularly for beginners.
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I’m a beginner trader how can I do this but I trade options 😇 can I do this to , if so how because my tourist visa is about to expire and I don’t even want to step foot back in America 🤦🏽♂️
I'm a trader, been for 12 years, but I also own an actual business, and hire folks, so that helps), but if all you have is day trading, and not hired via a firm, it won't be as simple with just a broker account as an independent trader, but not impossible if you have a significant enough verifiable track record and liquid funds to satisfy their regs. You need to connect with an agency that can supply the job part of you have the money part secured.
You are 22 and trading the hardest thing alive. I wouldn't even touch forex if my life depends on it. You're 22, get a corporate job and grind through the years.
Us Nek why would anyone ever advise someone to get a corporate job and grind through the years. Best thing k I ever did was leaving corporate work. I worn 10-15 hours a week now and earn double what I ever did. Corporate job is not for everyone
Us Nek I’m pretty sure Micah didn’t come here for life advice from some grumpy boomer who wants others to waste their lives in a boring job, just like he did.