Can I apply for the soft power visa option if my remote worker visa application is rejected?

What is your passport nation?

Did you read the posts about getting the DTV visa in Vietnam before you went there to apply for the DTV visa?

Do you have the 500,000 Thai baht or its equivalent in a bank account in your name with bank statements for 3 to 6 months?

How long are you planning on staying in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam?

What kind of Thai Visa were you on while in Thailand?

Do you have a portfolio to share ??? or a current contract with a client who is outside of Thailand and you received compensation in recent months... ??? You were not paid for your services in November and December, yet had a client under contract ???

Suggest you forget about the workcation DTV visa...

Apply for a Soft Power...

But you have not prepared for doing so.

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You can get rejected and approved again.

Make sure to have a contract with your employer that states that you are employed to conduct work remotely.

Can you show any transactions coming in that are not from your current employer ?

Try a different category. A friend worte a very detailed explaination for similar situation and got rejected anyway.

Did you not get a pay slip in Dec for Nov employment? You can detail your reason for lack of salary evidence due to a new job. Rejected Workcation applicants have found success via soft power. You are not prevented from applying if you get rejected.