I'm applying for DTV in Hong Kong via Evisa and they have requested other documents. Particularly Proof indicating that the applicant can work remotely.
I have already asked our HR and their reply is that we can write in to our line mgrs on this and have them approve to it via email.
When I submitted the authorised email from my manager I received the following from thaievisa:
* Letter issued by company indicating that the applicant can work full-time remotely
* Official letter from employer authorized person's signature and chop
Would anyone have experience with alternative documents that can be provided?
Our HR advised that they don't currently issue official company letters for remote working which I am asking about, however however I was lookig for a few options just in case anyone else has been able to sold the problem.
It seems strange as I have been working remotely full time, even the team I work with are not based in Hong Kong.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking advice on providing proof of remote work for a DTV visa application in Thailand while applying from Hong Kong. They received specific requirements from Thai Evisa for official company documentation. Users suggest that previous applicants have successfully navigated similar situations and recommend searching past discussions for insights. The user is looking for alternatives to an official letter, as HR does not provide such documentation.
Someone has just posted their success in applying at HKG as a remote worker, you should search the threads. The line that you can work remotely i know is accepted by other embassies so should be ok.
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