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Do I need to provide receipts for the DTV (self-employed) visa application submitted at the end of the month?

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Jul 18, 2025

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If I apply for a dtv (self employed) visa at the end of the month - do I need to show the receipts for that month?   

For example - if I submit an application at the end of September, do I need to show September's receipts?

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When applying for a DTV (self-employed) visa in Thailand, you do not need to show receipts for the month in which you submit your application. Instead, it is sufficient to demonstrate your income and salary payments.

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Anonymous participant To get a DTV as a self employee, you do not need to show receipts. Show Income, salary payments.

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I am not an employee.I have a business. I need to show receipts.

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Anonymous participant Receipts of income, yes. There are a lot of posts by business owners in the threads, you can get a lot of tips from there.

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Dnatjugweme ************

Business visa? Receipts? I suggest you use the official terminology when asking for assistance. Otherwise it's very difficult to help you.

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I meant visa. DTV of a self-employed worker

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