I did some research to figure out what paperwork I need to submit in my case. If anyone applied on the same grounds,
could you let me know if this is the right paperwork..?
I have an LLP registered in the UK, I'm the only "person with significant control", working remotely for another EU based company. Came up with this list of documents that I'd have to submit;
Core Visa Items
* Passport bio page (valid ≥ 6 months).
* Recent passport photo.
* Proof of current location in the country of application (entry stamp, visa, hotel/lease, etc.).
* Visa fee payment receipt/confirmation.
Employment Proof (foreign employer)
* Employment Contract (with remote-work clause, signed by Designated Member(me) + Employee(me)).
* Employment Certificate (one-page HR-style letter on LLP letterhead, confirming role, start date, salary, remote work incl. Thailand, and no Thai employment).
* Letter of Intent (personal statement to embassy: purpose of stay, funds, compliance).
Financial Proof
* Personal bank statements (≥ 3 months) showing ending balance ≥ 500,000 THB.
* Bank statements showing transfers from LLP account to personal account (salary trail, ideally 3 months).
Optional
* Companies House Certificate of Incorporation + Current Appointments Report (tying your name to the LLP).
* Client contract or invoices proving LLP’s business activity
So when applying as a business owner, is that pretty much the whole documentation you need to submit? Am I missing anything?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking confirmation on the required documentation for a visa application to Thailand as a business owner of a UK LLP, specifically for remote work. They have listed core visa items, employment proof from their foreign employer, and financial proof, and are inquiring if additional documentation is necessary. The conversation includes comments confirming the correctness of the listed documents and a query about the ease of processing at various embassies in Southeast Asia.
