Asking for some help in how to apply with 2 sources of income from outside of Thailand. I work for a UK based company remotely - this is a zero hour/casual worker contract. However, I have worked for this company since 2023 and the work is ongoing. I can show this through payslips, teaching timetables, etc. I also work on an online teaching platform as a freelance teacher - I don't earn very much, but it shows I have worked with them for the past 2 years with a small top up income. As for savings, I have 20,000 pounds in a UK bank account, which has been there for around 2-3 month. I am a bit worried that my contract is zero hour and casual worker contract - do you think this will be an issue? For my freelance teaching work - does it matter that I don't earn very much from this? Any help would be great. Thanks.
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The user seeks advice on applying for a visa in Thailand while having two income sources from the UK: a zero-hour contract with a UK company and part-time freelance teaching. They express concern about the validity of their income due to the nature of their contract and the amount earned. Comments indicate that applying with a zero-hour contract is acceptable, with no minimum income requirement, as long as they can show sufficient bank balance (at least 500,000 THB) and proof of income.
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