Applied Feb 18th. Requested additional documents March 3rd, Approved March 5th.
I applied online through the evisa site on the 18th through Workcation catagory.
I am self employed but did not have the funds required for the visa application so I had my dad sponsor me with his savings account.
Was initially worried about that being under workcation catagory but after I applied they just needed an employement verification letter signed (by myself) and they approved it.
I submitted:
Letter of Intent, Employment Contract, Proof of Work (Link to my site and invoices), Sponsorship Letter, Bank Statements (I used 6 months), Copy of My Dads Passport for ID verification, and Employment Verification Letter. I had already purhcased my flight and made a hotel reservation for my travels (March 31st is my flight out)
I wanted to say thank you to this group as I combed over tons of posts before submitting my application. I have never been anywhere outside of the US and Mexico (right across the border) but this has been a dream for going on 10 years now so I am so hyped to make it happen.
I used ChatGPT throughout my process to help me draft letters and follow the requirements with the DTV. I had ChatGPT make editable templates of all the letters I submitted if that would be helpful I put them here in a shareable folder (just make your own copy of them as needed).
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user successfully applied for a Workcation visa to Thailand, detailing the application process and documentation required. Initial concerns about funding were alleviated by having their father sponsor them. After submitting necessary documents including employment verification letters and bank statements, the application was approved quickly. The user expressed gratitude to the community for guidance and shared that they utilized ChatGPT to help draft their application letters.
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