Has anyone recently obtained a DTV Visa as a freelancer? I would like to know how to establish freelancer status, including documents like payment slips, customer contracts, proof of six months of steady income from freelance work, and a portfolio. I have prepared all of these items and want to ensure they meet the requirements. How can I make them strong enough?
I've arranged proof of funds of 500,000 THB. If anyone has experience with this process, I would greatly appreciate it if you could share your insights.
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This post discusses the requirements for obtaining a DTV Visa as a freelancer in Thailand. The original poster seeks advice on establishing freelancer status, specifically regarding necessary documents such as payment slips, customer contracts, proof of six months' income, and a portfolio. Comments from others elaborate on additional documentation that can support the application, such as cover letters, project examples, invoices, and proof of tax registration. Insights from those who have successfully obtained the visa suggest providing comprehensive and detailed documentation to strengthen the application.
Check my post i did mine as a business owner . Got it approved in Hanoi in 3 days. Send as much information as possible and you would get it. Look for my post it will help you 🫡
I did search the group all the information I want, but I want to confirm some facts. Do I need to provide proof of income for the past 6 months, including payment slips and screenshots? I want to strengthen my documents. Thanks.
Anonymous participant I'm no rocket scientist, but if your goal is a strong application, then provide documentation showing you aren't a fly by night operation.
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