I'm working remotely atm setting up a business which is not yet profitable. I comfortably have sufficient savings to meet the requirements, but I'm worried if I apply I will be denied as I won't be able to show clients/income.
Do you think it's safer to apply under soft power activities (muay thai) for this reason?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The query discusses the challenges of applying for a Thai visa while the poster has no income from their business yet. They are concerned about being denied due to lack of clients/income. Comments suggest applying under soft power activities like Muay Thai is a safe alternative, mentioning that proving sufficient bank savings of 500,000 THB suffices for the visa application without an income requirement. Discussions also highlight the importance of using certified institutions for training and addressing concerns about required documentation, including bank statements and tax returns.
did you have to login to your bank? I can bring paper statements for instance but my savings bank does not have online banking for safety reasons because I had my SSN stolen when I was a baby so I have to always be extra cautious
is a business lincense required my state nor city requires one except for possibly certain industries. I have a certificate of good standing showing my LLC is up to date and active.
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