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What are the income requirements and document procedures for the DTV (Workcation) Visa in Thailand?

Aug 3, 2025
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Aio ************
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Hey everyone! 🙌

I’ve searched this group thoroughly and checked the official websites, but I couldn’t find clear answers to these specific questions — so I hope it’s okay to ask directly here. I’d *really* appreciate any insights or recent experiences you’re willing to share!

1. Income Requirements for the DTV (Workcation) Visa

I know there’s no *official* minimum income listed for the Workcation category — but from your personal experiences:

* Is there a general income level where people usually get approved?

* Or an income range where people tend to get denied?

I’m trying to figure out if the Workcation route is realistic for me, or if I should look into other visa options.

2. Financial Documents from Brazil

Since my company is based in Brazil, my tax documents are from the Brazilian tax agency.

* Do they need to be apostilled, or is a printout from the official tax site + translation enough?

* Can I translate them myself into English, or does it need to be done by a certified translator (in Brazil or Thailand)?

3. Originals vs. Digital Copies (Work Contracts or Proof of Income)

One of the companies I work with (in Norway) will provide a letter confirming my work and income, but they’ll send it as a PDF by email, not a physical original.

* Are PDF versions accepted, or do Thai immigration/embassies ever ask for the original hard copies?

Thanks so much in advance — I truly appreciate any tips, insights, or real experiences you’re open to sharing! 🙏
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks advice on the DTV (Workcation) Visa, particularly regarding income requirements, the necessity of apostille for Brazilian financial documents, and the acceptance of digital files like PDFs for proof of income. A comment suggests that aiming for 80,000 THB per month is advisable for approval, while printouts from the official tax site suffices for financial documentation. It also notes that applying at the embassy in Brazil may not require translations and that digital versions of documents are accepted.
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Fitfac *****************
1. 80,000 THB per month would be a good starting point

2. print out is enough

3. If you apply to thai embassy in brazil then no need to translate.

4. pdf version is accepted.
Aio ************
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@Fitfac ****************
| Thank you! I will apply in Asia.