It is certificate from the platform that I am working with them
And I can ask for more details
But, is this enough? Or it should be stamped or what is their requirements?
Or what should I do to make it better
( I am an online freelance teacher) so this is not a contract
Thank you for your help
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking clarification on the adequacy of a certificate from their platform indicating they are working as an online freelance teacher for visa application purposes in Thailand. They are unsure whether this document needs to be stamped, if it is sufficient, or if additional details are required. Comments suggest obtaining a letter of verification from the platform or highlighting that the current document may not meet official requirements, as it does not resemble a traditional employment contract.
Anonymous participant it’s just a letter with a letterhead stating that you are a freelancer for the platform, the date and maybe a brief description of what you do
I doubt that this will be accepted. Maybe, depending on the embassy and if you write a good coverletter. The requirements clearly state employment contract or portfolio and this document seems to be neither. Things will go much smoother if you give them what they want 😉
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