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What is the best way to present my employment situation when applying for a DTV visa in Thailand?
Jan 12, 2026
4 months ago
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERHi, I’m going to apply for the DTV soon and just wanted opinions on what would be the most accepted work. I’m a landlord in the UK with 3 properties and also a self employed stock market investor. I can’t decide whether to put both down or just one - any advice would be appreciated if you’ve been in either of these situations? Thanks
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The user is seeking advice on how to represent their work situation while applying for a DTV visa in Thailand, considering they are a landlord in the UK and also a self-employed stock market investor. Responses suggest that listing both occupations may be beneficial and that both are generally accepted for the visa application.
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My point of view:
a Landlord is the person who walks with you during the inspection before renting the house, handles the contract, hands over the keys and shows up in case needed to fix things.
a Landlord does not need permission to sit 6 years in a foreign country far way from the property.
a Landlord is the person who walks with you during the inspection before renting the house, handles the contract, hands over the keys and shows up in case needed to fix things.
a Landlord does not need permission to sit 6 years in a foreign country far way from the property.
Andi ***********
Both are fine by themselves or as combo.
Anonymous ******************
I put down both and I far exceeded the income and savings requirements I was approved quickly
Eakkawee **********
You choose the one that you do online remotely.
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