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What are the requirements and recommendations for a UK citizen applying for Thailand's Digital Nomad visa with a US LLC?

Nov 2, 2025
2 months ago
Oliver ******
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Hey everyone 👋

I’m a UK citizen and own a US LLC, looking to apply for the Digital Nomad (DTV) visa.

Does anyone know a good agency that can assist with the process? Preferably one that’s responsive and trustworthy 🙏

Also, quick question — my LLC income goes into a business account with Mercury, and I don’t pay myself personally into my UK account.

Would that be an issue for the DTV application?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
A UK citizen with a US LLC is seeking advice on finding a trustworthy agency for the Digital Nomad (DTV) visa application in Thailand and is concerned about not paying personal income into a UK account. Responses suggest that while an agency is not strictly necessary, guidance can be helpful. Additionally, participants note that the required 500,000 THB must be in a personal account, not a business account, but using business income is acceptable if proper documentation is provided.
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Anonymous ******************
I have a US LLC and when I didn’t provide payment to myself, they asked for my latest tax return. Once I provided, I was approved. You don’t need an agent. You can do it yourself. Just have all of your paperwork.
Monchita *************
Hey! I actually help with DTV visa cases from time to time — can share some guidance or what usually works best if you’d like 🙂

Your LLC setup should be fine, you’ll just need to show that you personally have access to the funds (like transfers or statements).

Happy to help if you need a few tips!
Anna *********
Yes the 500K THB or equivalent needs to be in a personal current account not in a business account

And no need for an agent
John **********
As long as you have the required 500k in a personal instant access account it should be fine to use Mercury as part of showing your business revenue