I’m debating whether to do soft power for cooking for my dtv or workcation since I work remotely but I’m not sure if my offer letter or employment contract specifically states that they don’t mind where I work but it does state that it’s a remote position. I could ask them for one but asking them to do anything in a timely manner is a joke. The offer letter/contract does specifically state I only have to be local for equipment pickup not sure if that matters. Any insight or advice would be appreciated. I also plan to get my 15 year old daughter a dependent dtv visa and I’m assuming I’ll wait until I’m approved then submit my approval with the same bank statements i am using along with her passport and passport photos. Will my drivers license, her learners permit, and a utility bill be enough for proof of address? I’m not sure if I’ll apply here in the US or wait until I go to Hanoi.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is considering whether to apply for a soft power cooking program or a workcation Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) for remote work in Thailand. They mention uncertainty about their employment contract's terms regarding the work location, though it indicates a remote position. Commenters suggest that applying for the workcation is preferable due to lower costs and fewer complications. They also provide advice on obtaining a dependent visa for the user’s daughter, including the necessary documentation for proof of address.
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