How did I successfully obtain my eVisa for Thailand as a sole owner of a SASU?

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Dtv success in France by evisa 🔥🔥🔥 applied 01/08 with intended date of entry 29/08. Moved from document checks to approval pending on 22/08, then no questions and received email with evisa approved today 26/08

Situation : sole owner of a SASU (French type of moral person) working remotely with professional customers in IT

Provided :

PDF 1 “financial evidence”
- sponsorship letter written by myself (owner of my company) with help of ChatGPT saying I’m 100% shareholder? Details of company, confirm that financial situation ins stable and I will get x € per month during remote work
- ⁠personal and professional bank statements with more than 13000€ (just last month)
- ⁠last 3 years income tax returns
- ⁠company financial statements for last 3 years

PDF 2 : professional portfolio 
* employment certificate of my company for myself, signed by myself, giving key activities, confirming that I work full remote and can stay in Thailand for work 
* ⁠project descriptions : written by ChatGPT, explaining type of work and how I work remotely (vpn, team viewer etc)
* ⁠remote management examples : screenshot of remote monitoring, invoice tools, slack screenshot, notion screenshot
* ⁠client testimonials : malt.fr profile, LinkedIn profile, testimonials from profiles
* ⁠certifications : one certificate for suppliers solution (probably useless)

Provided :

- flight number that I actually booked (the visa arrived 3 days before intended arrival date, I guess they prioritize to make sure people get it just before) but didn’t need the actual ticket
- ⁠hotel name and address that I booked (but didn’t need the actual reservation)
🎉🥳🎈time for celebration !!!

Ask Thailand · Answer

A sole owner of a SASU (French business structure) successfully obtained a Thai evisa after applying on 01/08 with an intended entry date of 29/08. The application progressed from document checks to approval pending by 22/08 and was fully approved by 26/08. The applicant provided comprehensive financial evidence including a self-written sponsorship letter, bank statements, tax returns, and company financial statements. They also compiled a professional portfolio consisting of an employment certificate, project descriptions, remote management examples, client testimonials, and certifications. The applicant was able to provide a flight number and hotel information but did not need to provide actual bookings. Comments within the post indicate others in similar situations are encouraged by this success.

Mireille ***************** · Answer

Merci mais je suis déjà en Thaïlande avec un visa touristique et je dois un numéro de vol...y a t il une solution à celà ?

Ko ******* · Answer

Thx for sharing…I’m in a similar situation,as owner of a company…but yeah,I thought I need someone else to write the letters and sign it. So I can do that myself now too 👍

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