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What documents do I need to prepare for my DTV visa application for remote work in Thailand?

Dec 9, 2025
2 days ago
Yair *********
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I’m planning to reapply for the DTV visa after being rejected more than 6 months ago (the previous application was for a boxing course, submitted through an agent). This time I’m applying based on remote work, and I’m do everything by myself here in Vietnam.

Documents I currently have:

• Signed employment agreement (in English)

• Letter from my employer (in English) confirming that my job is fully remote and that all clients are from my home country

• 6 translated payslips (translated by myself in Word) – my monthly salary is around 1,500 USD

• Original payslips (local language)

• 6-month bank statement (downloaded from my bank’s website in English, with a stable positive balance of around 700,000 THB during the entire period)

• Employer’s business registration certificate

Before I submit the application, I want to make sure I’m fully prepared:

• Do I need any additional documents?

• Do any of these documents need to be notarized?

• Is there anything else that you recommend adding?

• Should I include a short personal background letter? If anyone has an example, it would be very helpful.

Thank you very much in advance!
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is planning to reapply for a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) after a previous rejection. They have prepared several documents including a signed employment agreement, confirmation letter from their employer, translated payslips, bank statements, and business registration of the employer. They seek advice on any additional documentation required, notarization needs, recommendations for added materials, and whether to include a personal background letter in the application.
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Wannikea *********
Even though your job is fully remote it's a good idea to have a letter stating that you are authorized to work in Thailand and that you won't interact with any Thai businesses or individuals.
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