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What documents are needed to apply for the Soft Power visa as a Freelancer in Thailand?
Sep 20, 2025
7 months ago
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERI want to apply for soft power. I have put in Freelancer as my job which documents do they want to see from that?
TLDR : Answer Summary
To apply for the Soft Power visa in Thailand as a Freelancer, specific documents related to your job are not required. According to comments from the community, individuals applying for the Soft Power visa reported that they did not need to submit any job-related documents. However, including a portfolio of your work, business card, and social media screenshots can be beneficial. Additional context such as passport nationality and the purpose of the visa application may also help clarify your situation.
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For Soft Power, no documents about your job are listed as necessary
James ********
It would help us if we have ADDED information about you...
What is your passport nation?
Where will you be applying for the DTV visa?
For what purpose?
Workcation or Soft Power activity?
If workcation, how long have you been working as a Digital Nomad?
Do you have a personal bank account in your name only with at least 500,000 Thai bank account balance?
For how many months have you had a balance of 500,000 Thai baht or more?
If soft power activity, which one?
What is your passport nation?
Where will you be applying for the DTV visa?
For what purpose?
Workcation or Soft Power activity?
If workcation, how long have you been working as a Digital Nomad?
Do you have a personal bank account in your name only with at least 500,000 Thai bank account balance?
For how many months have you had a balance of 500,000 Thai baht or more?
If soft power activity, which one?
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ORIGINAL POSTER@James *******
oh sorry, i am German, i want to apply at Ho Chi Minh , soft power Muay Thai . I have a thai bank account ( i transferred the 500 end of June)DTV_Be*******
Anonymous participant they might want details on how you will support yourself. That consulate has asked for this type of details before do soft power applicants
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@James *******
Hi James, can a Pakistani national apply for DTV visa? I work remotely from Dubai currently, thinking to move somewhere cheaper, I do have a contract and the bank balance required.Reply to
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For soft power you don't need to send them anything about your job.
Peter ********
what kind of work do you do?
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Peter *******
i take care of some Amazon FBA accounts, create listings, advertisingPeter ********
Anonymous participant why dont you do the Workcation route then, no need for soft power classes every 6 months
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I included a portfolio of my work, pictures of my business card and screenshots of websites and social media that confirmed my work.
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