Answereda year ago

Is having a rental business in the UK sufficient evidence for obtaining a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) in Thailand?

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Ryan **********

asked Sep 20, 2025

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I’m planning on moving to Thailand later in the year and getting the DTV visa, I’ve got a property rental business in the UK which has been trading for 9 months. Will this be enough evidence to obtain the DTV visa? I’ll always be doing freelance work in the construction industry but not sure how I can evidence this? Any advise would be much appreciated. Thank you!

Answer summary

The user is inquiring about their eligibility for the DTV visa in Thailand based on their UK-based property rental business and remote freelance work in the construction industry. Comments suggest providing evidence of remote work capability, such as confirmation from a company, documentation of agreements, or proof of tax payments. Specific strategies and previous experiences from others are shared, indicating varying requirements based on the embassy.

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John **********

How do you plan to freelance in the construction industry remotely?

a year ago

Ryan **********

@John *********

I do building surveys remotely

a year ago

John **********

@Ryan *********

wow, I didn't think that was possible. I assume in that case you can show invoices for the work you do so I don't see why you couldn't include it

a year ago

Greg ********

A guy I know did very similar to you. Building company and rentals. His remote role as Director was approving quotations and payroll. He got his DTV in first few weeks after it was launched from London Embassy.

a year ago

Henrik *****

Depends on Embassy, as most DTV stuff.

Use search to get specific information about the choosen Embassy

a year ago

Anonymous ******************

This guy shared his Airbnb profile/transactions, etc and was accepted

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a year ago

Anonymous ******************

Use old company details and get imaginative with the letters and contracts and use your tax id to prove you are a tax payer.

a year ago

Anonymous ******************

If you're a freelancer without your company, I believe you should show them some of your agreements with the clients - whatever you think is necessary to prove that you actually work like that and that you do it legally

a year ago

Anonymous ******************

They just want to see if you can legally work remotely from Thailand. So it's either some confirmation from your CEO, or confirmation from yourself if you're the CEO. Some invoices or agreements will be a plus, but are not required. Also it can be necessary to show them that the company works legally, so some documents from the gov institutions stating that the company has been registered.

a year ago

Ryan **********

Anonymous participant 982 Thank you for your response! I have recently been made redundant from my company after 9 years however I will be going self employed doing retrofit co-ordination (building surveys remotely) - is this ok and is there anything I need to do to get the DTV visa as I’ve left my jobs to go self employed and work remotely with the qualification that I have (Level 5 Retrofit Co-ordination) - the problem is I won’t have any existing invoices as I’ll be newly setup - your help would be much appreciated! Thank you

a year ago

Anonymous ******************

@Ryan *********

well, if I were them and you told me you're newly self-employed and you have no invoices yet, and from the previous company you can't provide me any documents... I'd clearly refuse your application.

a year ago