Is being 'unemployed' a red flag for visa applications in Thailand, or should I label myself as a freelancer instead?

The discussion revolves around whether listing 'unemployed' as an occupation is problematic when applying for a visa to Thailand, especially if the applicant has sufficient funds (500k) and documentation. Community responses indicate that many have listed 'unemployed' without issues, suggesting that showing proof of funds in a checking or savings account and tax returns is crucial. However, some comments caution that the acceptance of 'unemployed' may depend on the country of application. Listing as 'freelancer' might require demonstrating income, which could complicate the application.