Hello, I need some advice regarding the following.
I am planning to apply for a DTV Soft Power (Muay Thai) visa. I meet all the requirements and have more than sufficient savings; however, I am unsure whether I should also declare income.
How necessary is it to provide detailed or additional financial information when applying for the Muay Thai visa?
I previously applied as a freelancer, and my application was declined on the first attempt. I am currently in Thailand on a visa exemption. I would also like to avoid giving the impression that I am working remotely in Thailand, as this is not the case.
Should I declare only my savings and my status as unemployed, or would it be advisable to also mention that I have some passive income in order to further demonstrate financial sufficiency and self-employment?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking advice on whether to declare income when applying for a DTV Soft Power Muay Thai visa, especially given their previous freelance application was declined. They are currently in Thailand on a visa exemption and want to ensure they don't appear to be working remotely. Comments suggest that financial proof may be required, and that previous application history can be considered by the authorities.
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