Hello, I applied for Thailand dtvisa in Ho Chi Minh City I applied for a remote workstation, but today I received an email asking me to submit additional paperwork. The additional paperwork says to add a remote working employment contract, but I am the representative of a private transport and logistics business in Korea. Therefore, there is no remote employment contract. Transportation and logistics are handled by our staff and we look at the guidelines and taxes. We also work remotely in Korea. No need to go to the office. Can I just submit my business registration card and portfolio explaining this without an employment contract?
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The individual applied for a Thailand dtvisa in Ho Chi Minh City but received a request for additional paperwork, specifically for a remote working employment contract. Since they represent a private transport and logistics company in Korea, they do not have a remote employment contract. Instead, they are considering submitting their business registration card and a portfolio explaining their situation. Comments indicate that while it is advisable to provide the business documentation, a letter confirming remote work from the company is also essential for visa approval.