I am thinking of getting a remote job because my income as a freelance might not be enough. How long do I need to hold that job until I can apply for the visa? Not asking if I need to keep it, that seems obvious 😉
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To apply for a visa in Thailand based on a remote job, several community members suggested that you should hold the job for at least 6 months to provide proof of income. However, experiences may vary; some individuals have successfully applied for the visa without waiting for a job to start, emphasizing the importance of demonstrating stable income through a portfolio or other means. The specific requirements can also depend on the embassy, as some may accept contracts while others require proof of salary payments.
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Depends on the embassy, Taipei would not accept a contract I was starting very soon as they wanted to see salary payments from submitted contracts.