What is the process for applying for a DTV Workcation visa at the Royal Thai Embassy in Jakarta?

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**DTV Workcation Approved at Royal Thai Embassy Jakarta**

**Background story**

Native Indonesian citizen living in Bali. Applying as DTV Remote Worker. I'm a self employed Graphic Designer running my own practice, I am based in Bali, but I work locally & internationally for Australian, European & Southeast Asian clienteles (Singapore & Indonesia). Applying with no Visa Agent.

**Timeline **

January 9: Documents submitted + payment secured.

January 24: Further Document(s) Requested

January 30: Request for Visa Interview

February 3: Flew to Jakarta from Bali.

February 4: Interview at Royal Thai Embassy Jakarta at 10 AM.

February 4: DTV Approved by Email at 1:55 PM.

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**First Submission**

**PDF 1**

Financial Evidences & Highlighted Income Documents from my latest clients.

**PDF 2**

Individual Résumé

I provide them my individual résumé apart from my professional credentials.

Professional Profile of my design studio (I do have a website and a credentials to all my Graphic Design works)

Freelance Agreements

I provide 3 work agreements as I am partnering with Communication Agency at Singapore & London.

**PDF 3**

Cover Letter & Proof of Current Residence (I provide the invoice of my apartment rent in Denpasar).

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**Second Submission**

**Stay Permit from Indonesian Immigration**

I provide them my national ID Card & additional Cover Letter telling that I'm a native Indonesian working at my own country.

**Financial Evidence**

They simply asked me to upload clear documents. Lesson learned: Embassy seem to favor proper paperwork.

I shrink 2 pages of bank statements into 1 page on my first submission. On my second submission, I uploaded in total 30 pages of bank statements combined in 1 PDF with 96 DPI resolution.

**Company Registration Number**

In Indonesian, we call it *Nomor Induk Berusaha*.

**Passport not Skipping any Pages.**

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I'd personally like to thank the group for the insightful informations. Now I post this as a form of giving back, and hopefully this can be useful for some of you. *And specifically, for Indos hopefuls here. We got this.*

Reevo ******** · Accepted Answer

A native Indonesian citizen living in Bali shares their experience applying for a DTV Remote Worker visa at the Royal Thai Embassy in Jakarta. After submitting various documents including financial evidence, CV, cover letter, and proof of residence, they received visa approval following an interview. The post highlights the importance of thorough documentation and provides insights for others considering this visa option.