I'm planning to apply under the digtial nomad / freelancer category and was going to submit the following documents. I'm a programmer.
Are there any other documents I should include?
Thanks!
- Proof of employment letter (I work for myself and have a company but made one and signed it since I heard that's what people are doing
- Articles of incorporation (shoing I own the company)
- Letter stating I can work from anywhere, including Thailand, and have no business in Thailand
- 3 Months bank statments
- Pics of all passport pages
- Taiwan Immigartion Entry/Exit data form
- CV + Portfolio
Edit:
I was also submitted the following
- cover letter
- 1 client invoice with proof of payment with a bank statement (about 10k USD)
In the interview I was asked why I wanted to go to Thailand, why I didn't just get a multi entry visa, and about what I do for work and who my clients are.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is applying for a digital nomad visa in Thailand and lists various documents they plan to submit, including proof of employment, bank statements, and articles of incorporation. They seek advice on any additional documents required. Comments from the community suggest providing a cover letter, additional bank statements, and proof of income from clients.
does the balance need to be over the requirements for all 6 months? I read they want cash and I sold a bunch of stock 3 months ago so prior to that the cash balance wouldn't meet the requirement
Anonymous participant No, you just need a final balance of 500K. Submit 6 months of statements. I got my DTV from there. highlight your salary deposits on the statements. I sold investments a week before submission to reach the 500k. You do not need 500k every month.
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