I've been coming to Thailand for 2 or 3 weeks holiday each year for more than 20 years - I run my own business back in Australia so always need to work a few hours each day when I'm here. I have downsized my business significantly so it can be managed remotely and now only work up to 10 hours per week. I intend spending much more time in Thailand in the coming years so am looking at DTV. With showing 500kTHB is it acceptable to show that (more than) in share holdings or does it have to be a bank account?
Also, is it OK to have a combination of income and bank account similar to what can be done with retirement visa? Thanks all for any advice.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user seeking to spend more time in Thailand is considering the Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) and inquiring whether they can show shareholdings instead of cash in a bank account to meet the financial requirement of 500,000 THB. Responses indicate that the requirement is for funds to be in an accessible bank account, and a combination of income and bank account balance may not be applicable like in the retirement visa scenario. It's advised to provide documents proving remote work if necessary.
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