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What documents are required for a self-employed freelancer visa from the Thai Embassy in London?

Thailand Visa Freelancer Visa Self-Employed Visa Thai Embassy London Visa Documentation Immigration Process

Nov 15, 2024

3 days ago

Raul ***********

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Approved as self employed free lancer ( not company registered) in 4 days from London Embassy 

Finally arrived and can stay for a while!!! 😍

So warm love it missed this place!

Any question happy to help guys! 

Good luck 🤞🏼

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The post describes a user who successfully obtained a freelance visa from the Thai Embassy in London in just four days. They express excitement about returning to Thailand and invite others to ask questions. The comments include inquiries about the documents needed for the visa application, clarification about freelancer status versus having a registered company, and confirmation of the requirements such as tax evidence and proof of freelance work. The community shares insights on the visa process and supporting documents needed for freelance applicants.

Emma ***********

I am applying in London in December please may you let us know documents 🙏🏼 and congrats! 🥳🥳

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Raul ***********

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@Emma **********

read below x

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G ********

did u get E visa or sticker visa at thai embassy ??

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Ivan *********

You only print this document and they only put a stamp on it.

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G ********

HCM consulate issue more visas than any other thai embassies

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Henrik *****

Paper is so smart,

paper weighs nothing

paper does not run out of battery,

paper requires no (forgotten) passwords,

paper does not have auto-off after x seconds,

paper can be easily transferred,

paper does not require wifi.

And Thai officials love paper they can stamp.

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Raul ***********

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save the planet 🌍 paperless 😂🤝

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Raul ***********

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i didnt print they put on passport

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Ivan *********

@Raul **********

I printed out only the E visa, they scanned the code and put a stamp

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Raul ***********

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e visa

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Bandah **************

Easy process

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Waqar ******

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high chance no one knows if they change policy next year

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Bandah **************

yes ofcourse agreed

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Lloyd *******

I thought the DTV visa was for 5 years. Have they made a mistake?

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Lloyd *******

I am still unsure as to what you have to do after 180 days is up to get a re-issue. Do you have to present all the paperwork, proof of funds, evidence of current training contract ( e.g. Thai Boxing).again.?

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Henrik *****

Nobody knows for sure as nobody has done it yet.

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Andi ***********

That maybe the case if you extend via an immigration office. Easiest is just leave and enter again get 180 days stamped with no questioning.

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Lloyd *******

Ah ok I get it. That's just the stamp date for the 6 month period. Thanks.

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Lloyd *******

The stamp date looks like it says valid until May 2025. Unless that 5 is a 9

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John *******

the visa is 5 years but your entry stamp is good for 180 days

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Peter **************

It is .. and written on stamp ..

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Waqar ******

So you didn’t show your company?

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Raul ***********

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soul trader

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Jonathan ***********

Second that! REMOVE YOUR PASSPORT NUMBER

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Matthew *************

Would love to hear docs submitted as I will be applying in London early next year

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Gee *****

Following

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Raul ***********

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@Matthew ************

500k bath in £££

Tax paid for 5 years as self employed in the uk

presentation letter explaining why i wanna move there as I have been already 3 months in Thailand and I attached all my social media link with content recorded in the lettee

Plus passport and usual things.

No statements no flights

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@Raul **********

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 anything you can share with us is appreciated! I’m in the middle of doing mine!

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Raul ***********

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i just transferred a week before still on my name from another account

Zero statements

My presentation letter was SOLID explain how my business develop and no problem if they want to check anything else

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Raul ***********

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read below

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@Raul **********

Hi Raul how far back did you have to have the 500k bhat in your account? Did you have to show that it has been there for the last 3 months? How many statements did they request?

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@Matthew ************

following too

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@Matthew ************

follwing

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Chad ******

You may want to hide the passport number on your Italian passport.

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Raul ***********

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Chad Chad done lol

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Luis ****************

What do you mean no company registered? 😲

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he works as a freelancer (independently) , has no company registered but writing bills to his partners. Works very well if you work as a developer in the IT sector.

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Raul ***********

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obviously years of tax paid, and a social media page that show my job is entirely online I have clients worldwide from US up to Australia

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Raul ***********

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yes basically registered as sole trader in the UK its called like this

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si eres dueño de una compañia, debes aportar copia del registro notarial, pero no es necesario si eres freelance

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Raul ***********

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@Luis ***************

company house. I dont im soul trader

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Denis ***********

How did you confirm or what proof of Frelance status did you show to apply for visa?

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Raul ***********

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@Denis **********

500k bath in £££

Tax paid for 5 years as self employed

Letter on presentation explaining why i wanna move as I have been already 3 months there and I sent all my social media link with content recorded :)

Plus passport and usual things.

No statements no flights

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Vijayananda **********************

What are the documents you have submitted as a freelancer? TIA

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Raul ***********

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@Vijayananda *********************

read above

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Justin **********

What tax evidence did you need to show?

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Raul ***********

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@Justin *********

i showed 5 years

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