I’m seeing some business owners having to write a letter as the owner about how they can work remotely.
Has anyone here done this?
Seems odd writing a letter about yourself.
Thanks
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Several community members discuss the requirement for business owners to draft a letter confirming their ability to work remotely while in Thailand. They note that while it may seem unusual to write about oneself, it is a necessary step for visa compliance. Tips include mentioning no local income and possibly providing contracts or incorporation certificates depending on the origin of the business.
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If in the UK and you are a limited no need, just send cert of incorporation
Jake **********
Yes that is what you need to do. A employer contract to you from you, also include that you are able to work remotely and earn your income from outside of Thailand.
Paul *********
Of course if you are the business owner and all your work is remote then why not that’s the whole idea of it right
Calvin ******
It does seem odd…. But, it works haha. You can ask chat gpt if you need a template, but just go for it mate. Tick the boxes, make sure to include that no Thai customers, etc.