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What additional work documents should I upload for my visa application in Thailand?

Aug 4, 2025
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Aldana ********
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Hello community, how are you? Do you know what I mean by work documents? I applied in Hanoi, Vietnam. I've already uploaded my pay stubs and employment contract, but I don't know what else to upload. I also work freelance with clients in the marketing department and have contracts. Should I upload that too? Should I write a letter explaining the situation? This would be the third time they've asked me for more information.
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The user is seeking guidance on additional work documents required for their visa application after having already submitted pay stubs and an employment contract. They are unsure if they should include freelance contracts and whether a supportive letter explaining their situation would be beneficial, especially since this is the third request for more information from the authorities.
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John *******
They want the formal business registration documents from the company that supplies you pay stubs and an employment contract. Where are they based?
Aldana ********
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@John ******
But I uploaded a certificate issued by the company. With my information and the director's signature indicating the company from which it came. The business from mexico
John *******
@Aldana *******
- not sure what you mean by certificate, but a registration is the formal document submitted to the Mexican government making it a business. Also, your original post said you supplied an employee contract, but now you say you supplied a certificate. Your responses keep changing, making it confusing to reply.
John **********
They're looking for the business registration for the company you are contracting with