Hey all ! Currently in the states. I’m a Veteran and receive monthly VA benefits. I have the required 500,000 Baht. I’m considering the freelance or soft power DTV. Any insight from other Vets
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A user is exploring visa options for moving to Thailand, particularly the Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) or Soft Power Visa, with a focus on insights from other veterans. Comments from fellow veterans indicate that the DTV process does not significantly accommodate VA benefits, suggesting that filing as self-employed might be a viable path. Additionally, there are discussions regarding incorporating activities like Muay Thai or attending international schools that accept GI Bill benefits.
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Soft power your best bet, Fight EVO360 Thailand - Thepprasit Boxing Stadium know about DTV and can get all the proper paperwork easily.
I wasn’t able to find any evidence that my VA benefits would help me with the DTV, so i filed as self-employed. I’d recommend you go the soft-power route.
Standing by for info myself too battle.. from the research I've gotta so far being a VET is nothing too important for this process.. but I'm considering the Muay Thai also I'm looking at international school option that Veterans can use the GI bill for... finding a school to sponsor me