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What additional documents are required for an e-visa application in Thailand, and how can I clarify their request?

e-visa Thailand immigration visa application additional documents proof of employment business registration

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

asked Nov 4, 2024

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Hi, I applied in Hanoi through e visa this morning and they requested additional documents this evening. But I don’t understand what they’re asking for or how to ask them for clarification. Anybody have any ideas? Thank you in advance.

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The user applied for a Thai e-visa but was asked for additional documents they do not understand. Comments suggest that the authorities might be requesting proof of employment or business registration. Options include providing a work contract, a letter from an employer, or evidence of income, such as a tax return or website for freelancers.

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John **********

If you have an employer they want a contract that shows you have the right to work remotely from Thailand. If you have your own company the registration details. Otherwise you could show them a tax return that shows you pay tax in your home country.

2 years ago

Dave *******

Just proof of employment.. A letter or contract from someone running a business that you know.. Or a website if you're a digital nomad, showing you're work... Something to prove you have an income I guess!!

2 years ago

Greg ********

@Dave ******

That is how I read it too.

2 years ago

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

@Greg *******

Thanks for your answer! I think it’s business registration as others have mentioned as I provided them the employment contract that says i can work remotely.

2 years ago

Greg ********

Anonymous participant Yes, the business registration/papers request has been popping up as a requirement lately. Good luck with your DTV.

2 years ago

Dave *******

@Greg *******

Hey, but I could be wrong...

Don't just take my word.. I'm sure someone in here can give you a more definitive answer 🙏🙏🙌

2 years ago

Dave *******

@Greg *******

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2 years ago

Greg ********

@Dave ******

I think there are 3 options. 1. Your are employed by an employer with an employent contract. 2 You own a company and you write a letter as owner saying you can work remotely. I know a couple of people who have done this. 3 You are a freelancer working for multiple clients. You show your portfolio of this work ie Website, online academy Upwork portfolio etc

2 years ago

Bettina **********

Just give them the stration

2 years ago

Brendon ************

Big or small one?

2 years ago

Bettina **********

@Brendon ***********

Size doesn't really matter as long as they know you can properly use yours

2 years ago

Subham ***