I received my Destination Thailand Visa through the embassy in Berlin yesterday. It was applied for on September 3rd, so it took just under a working week for processing. There were no follow-up questions; everything went through smoothly.
I am employed in Germany and work remotely (online editor).
For the issuance, I submitted:
- Copy of my passport
- Photo
- Proof of residence (a national ID card would have sufficed)
- Address in Thailand (any hotel; they didn't ask to see a booking confirmation)
- Flight date (they didn't ask to see a booking confirmation)
- Proof of funds (I submitted a four-week-old savings account statement with a balance of 13,500 euros, which was accepted without any issues)
- Employment contract with permission to work from Thailand
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The author shares their experience of obtaining a Destination Thailand Visa from the embassy in Berlin, which took just under a week with no follow-up questions required. They provided various documents including a passport copy, photo, proof of residence, a proposed address in Thailand, flight details, proof of funds, and an employment contract. Readers in the comments share similar experiences from other German cities, highlighting the efficiency of the process, though some note variations in processing time. Questions arise regarding the specifics of the employment contract submission and handling payroll while residing in Thailand.
- Proof of residence (a national ID card would have sufficed)
- Address in Thailand (any hotel; they didn't ask to see a booking confirmation)
- Flight date (they didn't ask to see a booking confirmation)
- Proof of funds (I submitted a four-week-old savings account statement with a balance of 13,500 euros, which was accepted without any issues)
- Employment contract with permission to work from Thailand
Laura ***********
Anonymer Teilnehmer employment contract in English or German?
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Markus ********
Excellent! My employer in Germany is worried that he will have to deal with the Thai authorities. What can I say to him? He demands reliable sources.
Markus ********
Great! Do you stay in Thailand for more than 180 days a year? If so, how do you (or your employer) handle payroll accounting? Income tax as usual in Germany and no social security contributions?
Tomasz ********
Same in Warsaw. No additional questions, same set of documents. Working week of processing time. Got mine yesterday
Netanel *******
Did they asked to see the full employment contract or just the permission to work remotely?
da steht drin dass ich Remote arbeite, so wie die Thais es vorschreiben
Annie ************
Danke!
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Ko *******
Danke ๐
Seb ********
Had the same experience in Frankfurt although it took ~ 3 Weeks. No requests for additional documents or other questions. Handed in exactly the same as you.