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What should I do after my DTV Soft Power Muay Thai visa application was rejected in Hanoi and should I consider applying from Laos instead?

Thailand Visa DTV Soft Power Visa Muay Thai Visa Remote Work Visa Application Process Embassy Experiences

Tahani *****

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I just got rejected in Hanoi for the DTV Soft Power Muay Thai route. I had a 9-month Muay Thai course, sufficient funds, and submitted all the required documents.

The only thing I’m unsure about is whether attaching my remote work contract (to show monthly income/salary) may have complicated the application or created confusion between the Soft Power and Workation categories.

Now I’m considering reapplying from Laos. Has anyone had recent success there, or can recommend another embassy/consulate that’s currently more DTV-friendly for Soft Power applications?

Thank you

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After your DTV Soft Power Muay Thai visa application was rejected in Hanoi, consider the contentions raised regarding your submission, particularly the inclusion of your remote work contract. It may have created confusion over visa eligibility between Soft Power and Workation categories. Many users suggest reapplying from Laos, particularly mentioning success rates in Vientiane. Gather relevant documents while keeping your application straightforward, focusing on showing financial stability without overly complicating it with external income sources unless explicitly required by the embassy. Update on different embassies' processes indicates that many seem to be tightening criteria and may require a clearer delineation between Soft Power and remote work applications.

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Peter ********

Peter ********

I applied from Laos using Issa Compass. I didn't have an issue. I highly recommend their service

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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Peter Jillen I've submitted all my documents through their app and I'm waiting for their review :)

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Peter ********

Peter ********

Awesome. It was super hassle free and straight forward for me when I took this route 9 months ago. (only thing I can recommend is to download the (loca app) if you want to take taxi's in Laos. Also carry $40 USD to pay the immigration there for your on arrival visa.. If you carry any other currency you will get screwed big time in the conversion rate. GL

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Peter ********

Peter ********

. Yes USD when you arrive at the airport. Yes you can pay in Thai baht. But they get over on you to where you pay an extra 10-15 dollars (I know because I made the same mistake twice) I was in Laos for about 7-10 days. I can't really remember the exact amount. I got an b in the capital. But they have some nice hotels at a decent price too. They also have a good restaurant selection in the capital too so the week there didn't bother me too much.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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Peter Jillen ohh amazing. So USD is the best right? I thought Thai baht would be easier. Thank you so much for your recommendation? How many days did it take for you in Laos?

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Zoniya *******

Zoniya *******

Commenting to stay updated.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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goood luck. I hope you get it once you apply

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Kerry *******

Kerry *******

Im so confused as well guys

This Is what i get from my experience and yours

- You need to show you can support yourself with savings and also believable regular remote income whilst you are staying

-Income floor unspecified

- And yet you are also unable to gain a regular remote income whilst staying as this would nullify visa purpose.

It's literally contradictory to me?

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Andi ***********

Andi ***********

You can get remote income on SP DTV as there are embassies such as Taipei, Malaysia who require work contracts, pay slips etc. to be submitted with SP applications. There is contradictory info as embassies approve differently. I would focus just on the embassy you will apply at and apply accordingly.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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It feels like a lot of us are in the same situation now, where the issue isn’t necessarily the Muay Thai documents, but how they interpret the online/remote income part.

I’m still trying to decide whether Laos makes sense for me, or whether it’s better to go back to Europe and apply from there with a cleaner profile.

It’s just frustrating because the 500k baht alone should technically show financial stability, but then the application pushes you to declare an occupation, so it becomes messy either way

technically adding your remote work or income should support the application, not create more issues. But it seems like every embassy is interpreting the online income part differently now.

Please keep me updated after Siam Legal. I’m really curious what they say because I feel like this is the exact grey area a lot of us are stuck in.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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yes, that's exactly what I'm thinking. It doesn't even make sense. You can't really stay 5 years on 500k baht, so obviously you need to support yourself somehow. I thought it was a good idea to show that I have a remote job and get a monthly income, so I showed them my work contract. But then suddenly it's conflicting and too much? So, what is someone supposed to do? Crypto? OnlyFans? Is this the type of income they want to see?

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Andi ***********

Andi ***********

You were told your income is too much ?

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Andi ***********

Andi ***********

It is embassy specific as there some embassies who require you to include work contract , payslips and even the business registration of the companies you work for. Some embassies it is enough to just mention it no proof required. It is ok to leave it out with places like Laos. They will ask you for further work docs if needed.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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@Andi **********

no I was told I shouldn’t include my work contract and payslips into a Muay Thai DTV application .. but then in the same time they want to know that you have an income .. so I am not really sure what to do once I reapply .. leave it out .. keep it in my financial part .. it might aswell be embassy specific so I don’t really know. 🤦🏽‍♀️

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Kerry *******

Kerry *******

Honestly Tahani only way I see it and yes im in the same boat as you jakarta side is im returning to my home country for a hard reset. My visa probably had way more red flags anyway. But then I can also be very clear "its uk remote income, that I make when I come back to the UK" I do not see any way around the insanity. As of my application you had to state an occupation type. Living off savings wasnt even on there only other. Stay in touch on here, I really hope we get this. Im in contact with no less than 5 advisors but Im going to go to Siam Legal to get answers on this exact issue this week as I used them before. All the best

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Peter ********

Peter ********

why not go for remote work DTV instead of soft power ?

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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I recently opened my company, so although I have a steady monthly income, it's not entirely stable yet. That's why I opted for the Soft Power route. I'm training in Muay Thai daily, so I thought that this type of visa is the right fit for me 😅

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Peter ********

Peter ********

oh well if your really into Muay Thai then stick with that one, if your company is over 6 months old it should be fine and less hassle, Ask grok app to decide which is best for you.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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thank you so much. Will try that

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Yuu ***********

Yuu ***********

Check course details, sometimes if your class not often enough to get 5 years it can be this reason.

I highly recommend Vientiane too. Our clients also approved there.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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@Yuu **********

I have a 9 months course. So that shouldn’t have been the issue. I think it is that I included a work contract and payslips to show that I can survive in Thailand..

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Yuu ***********

Yuu ***********

9 months it's okay but how many times per week? Or it is unlimit.

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Yuu ***********

Yuu ***********

It cab be other reason then. I did not see all the documents just guess stard reason.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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@Yuu **********

unlimited.

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Ryan ********

Ryan ********

I done mine in Cambodia recently through a 3rd party it was straight forward I could give you the contact if you like

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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yes please I would really appreciate it. Also how long did it take in Cambodia?

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Ryan ********

Ryan ********

check your inbox I’ve sent you his number

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Cui ******

Cui ******

Don't be discouraged，Thailand isn't a country where the rule of law prevails anyway.You can try applying in Laos. I know a girl who got approved on her second try there.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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thank you for your kind words! I will def try again. I just got back to Thailand so will just try to improve my application and then reapply from Laos

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HumbleJac**********

HumbleJac**********

Vientiane thru

@House *********************************

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Michael ********

Michael ********

I also agree with your assessment that it somehow got tripped up due to the remote work. Maybe try applying under remote work category? Good luck with the new application.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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@Michael *******

yes probably. I just got back to Thailand. So will wait a bit, improve my application and then go to Laos and reapply :)

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Michael ********

Michael ********

You shouldn't provide any remote contract 🤦‍♂️

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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@Michael *******

yea I realized. Went through my application and I realized it was probably the reason. 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ I just got back to Thailand so will wait 2-3 weeks and then go to Laos and try again

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Michael ********

Michael ********

if you will remember, let me know. Thai immigration has nothing to do with logic 😁

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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@Michael *******

Hahaha yeah but they’re still smarter than the ones in Vietnam 🤣 I’m still trying to decide whether to just take advantage of my 60-day stay in Thailand for now… or go to Laos next week and just get the whole thing over and done with 😂 but I will let you know :)

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Marco *******

Marco *******

I read through some of the comments. Sounds like you qualify as a remote worker, so I'd pick that avenue. It's safer longterm anyway in case they interview you at entry after you finished your 9 month course

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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I really appreciate your insight. I think I'll look into this route further, but I'm feeling a bit uncertain about the process

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Muay *************

Muay *************

Vientiane and Manilla have approved our customers this week. So has ho chi minh But ho chi minh has rejected one ( Myanmar citizen)

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Straightf**********

Straightf**********

What about Hanoi?

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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@Muay ************

thank you so much. I will try in Vientiane again :)

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Muay *************

Muay *************

good luck

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Dave ***********

Dave ***********

If you have legitimate remove working, and can prove this, and have a letter from your employer stating they they agree for you to work remotely in Thailand, you are far better off going down the remote working route and forget about your Mauy Thai course.

I believe that remote working is now viewed by the Embassies as a more valid reason for applying for the 5 year DTV. It’s a safer option fir getting approved

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Mason *******

Mason *******

@Dave **********

They don't have the application information on their system. It's on the MoFAs.

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Dave ***********

Dave ***********

Incorrect, I have DTV workcation (freelance working) and absolutely no questions asked when coming back into Thailand across borders as well as into airports. I personally think that DTV for workcation is better for the five years duration. It’s fairly obvious that soft power courses will only last for up to a year, so people using soft power options are more likely to run into questioning after a year or more into their visas

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Michael ********

Michael ********

@Dave **********

soft power is much much better because not troubles with border runs what workation always have

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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@Dave **********

I do have all the necessary documents since I own my own company. Initially, I thought about applying as the director and granting myself permission to work online. However, given that I only started the company at the end of last year, I was uncertain due to my irregular income, which averages around $3-4K USD per month. That's why I opted for the Soft Power route instead.

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Peter ********

Peter ********

you should go remote work option 100%

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Dave ***********

Dave ***********

I acquired my DTV as a freelance worker. My income from freelance working is also irregular every month. The embassy in HCMC, simply asked me to highlight on my bank statements which credits came from my freelance work, which matched my client names in the evidence of my freelance work

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Dave ***********

Dave ***********

they can simply ask you, and see if it checks out with what they have on their screen.

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Mason *******

Mason *******

@Dave **********

I've had no problems with my soft power applied for DTV. And unless it says remote worker on yours Immigration don't even know how you got it.

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Rick ***********

Rick ***********

It is a disturbing aspect of human nature that, while it is quite apparent that qualifying applications are being submitted and randomly rejected, many people not only refuse to accept this but go out of their way to put the blame on the applicant here. And they also proclaim that the good folks at the embassies are simply protecting the system from the huge numbers of fraudulent applications being submitted. Well I am here to say that I don't for a minute believe that it's the applicant's fault or that there are extensive fraudulent applications.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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@Rick **********

thanks a lot. I think my application was quite strong , I've been doing Muay Thai for a couple of years and am preparing for a fight in Thailand, which is why I mentioned I'd do another course after the 9 months are over ..Personally, I think it might have to do with including my work contract to show I can sustain myself with a regular income from outside Thailand. Maybe I should have left it out? Because even my finances were 3x the required amount and when they asked for additional docs they only asked for another entry stamp to Hanoi as the one I have sent them was blurry.

So I do think that especially Hanoi embassy is not the best anymore.

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Gallo ********

Gallo ********

you put your contract in there but when applying for an activity they want proof of funds and an account showing deposits. I do believe adding your contract confused what you were applying under.

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Gallo ********

Gallo ********

just be thorough in how many months you provide is all. My embassy asked for 3 but I showed 5.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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yea I think so too! I will remove it when reapplying

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DTV_Be*******

DTV_Be*******

was your course through an accredited facility?

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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DTV_BegPecker yes I used Phuket fight club

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SinKu *****

SinKu *****

You may have success in Vientiane, Lao. I’ve seen many people get approved and recently someone got theirs approved in 4 business days. Based on their post they only submitted 1 month bank statement. No interview or request to see their bank account.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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I will try from there , nothing to lose

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James ********

James ********

the interview now in VIENTIANE is happening with some but not all applicants.

In my opinion...

It's helpful for you to be interviewed by the Thai Embassy Officer...

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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I’ll try again. But after reading all the recent comments, I’m honestly confused whether it’s better to remove the payslips and remote work contract completely and only submit the 3 months bank statements instead.

Also, my funds were originally held in my UAE bank account from February 14th, and over time I gradually transferred everything to my Spanish Revolut account, with the full amount moved there by April. Do you think that could create any issues or raise concerns during the application process?

Also I have seen you asked about my country . I have a german and Czech Republic passport

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Robert *******

Robert *******

So you want to be a remote worker and did somehow find the purpose remote working in the section of soft power?

OR did you made a mistake at application, try again and use the option for remote workers.

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Hla ********

Hla ********

Is there any admin in this group ? I believe anyone who gave wrong info MUST be banned from this group right?

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Mason *******

Mason *******

But there's clearly no categories for the DTV as shown here. Just the Destination Thailand Visa.

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Mason *******

Mason *******

Yes keep it simple. They might ask for proof of remote work income for a soft power application though.

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Hla ********

Hla ********

thanks

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

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thank you so much. I appreciate it!

I did submit before a statement that I won’t engage with any Thai business etc .. but I might remove my work contract from the financial statement and just keep the financial proof and in case they ask for any proof that I can sustain myself I will show them that I have a remote job ..

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Mason *******

Mason *******

Be careful this pensioner who doesn't have a DTV made this rule themselves. Or asked an AI assistant.

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Hla ********

Hla ********

may be.

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Alex ****

Alex ****

lol 5555

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Alex ****

Alex ****

💯

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Robert *******

Robert *******

show us the proof of your ridiculous statements.

YOu only can get personal and show a question from an Embassy which both has NOTHING to do with DTV rules and regulations.

I asked you many times but you keep ignoring these quesitons.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

OP

so what is the right thing to do ? Should I add my work contract/ payslips which proof that I can sustain myself or should I remove them and only leave the bank statements ?

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Mason *******

Mason *******

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Robert *******

Robert *******

"Tahani Abd Just use the documents for a SP application and only give more if asked. Applying in Vietnam is a lottery at the moment, many rejections for no reason."

"Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise.

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Mason *******

Mason *******

Just use the documents for a SP application and only give more if asked. Applying in Vietnam is a lottery at the moment, many rejections for no reason.

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Alex ****

Alex ****

yes you doing it right

Just Hanoi sometimes like this.

Please select location with personal interview Manila, Laos, Taipe and 💯 you will get your DTV visa.

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Robert *******

Robert *******

Apply purpose workcation to work on-line in Thailand.

But feel free to fofllow others and end up denied again.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

OP

no no I applied for Muay Thai but in the financial part I added my contract from my employer that I can work remotely

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Robert *******

Robert *******

Sorry, but I thnk that you made a mistake.

Some DTV holders keep telling that you are allowed to work on what ever visa you have, BUT the information from the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs, those who issue the visa is different.

ONLY workcation can be used to legally work on-line while being in Thailand.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

OP

thank you so much for your input. I really appreciate your time to comment under my post. Would you recommend that I leave my work contract and payslips in my application or should I just remove them and just leave the 3 months statements and mention how I support myself in the cover letter?

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Angelo ***********

Angelo ***********

Correct, they can not work legally online INSIDE of Thailand. It is not rocket science.

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Paul ****

Paul ****

the DTV is a single visa type. No sub-category restrictions whatsoever. Yes, you can work online if you hold a DTV obtained via the Muay Thai track, however, if you stop training entirely to just work on your laptop, you are technically violating the specific purpose for which your specific DTV was approved. There is no Thai law that forbids you from working remotely if you got your DTV via the soft power track.

Because of how the legislation is written, the law completely treats a DTV holder who applied via Muay Thai the exact same as one who applied via the workcation route.

Purpose only states your eligibility and/or requirements to keep the visa valid, that’s it.

We have multiple clients approved via soft power who work online, run and manage companies, trade stocks and others who specifically mentioned this in cover letters in front of bank statements.

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Robert *******

Robert *******

DID you do some research about visa and Thailand?

Yes, there is NO visa needed to visit a hospital, visit a restaurant, visit a bar, visit a gym or go cooking.

There is a visa needed that allows you to work while being in Thailand.

Im not passionate, I just keep on helping with expliaining rules and regulations to people asking me.

If you do not like it, do not ask or use my name.

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Hla ********

Hla ********

how is that ? answer that .

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Hla ********

Hla ********

El-Ee can't belive people who jeopardize for fun is really exist. :(

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Hla ********

Hla ********

it is very simple . Just say YES or NO? since you seems very firm on your point , please ask straight whether dtv visa holders who apply with soft power course documents can work remotely online for foreign companies outside of Thailand? Have you ask that??

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El***

El***

so does this also mean you can’t participate in softpower activities if you’re here on workcation? You’re grasping.

I’m not sure why you’re so passionate about this issue.

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Robert *******

Robert *******

El-Ee The choice of purpose is made on the application website:

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There you find three different purposes.

ONLY one mention remote work, free lance

It is difficult to show 2 pictures in one comment, please tell mason to address FAcebook to change that

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El***

El***

so you were also asking the question to the wrong people. Hilarious.

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Mason *******

Mason *******

El-Ee Exactly it's describing the type of work which can be done by all DTV holders.

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El***

El***

😂 you keep posting the same screenshot but it says nothing about softpower or workcation categories. Just dtv.

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Robert *******

Robert *******

Alex Ni NO.

You are allowed to work on-line for companies outside Thaialnd IF you have the DTV purpose workcation.

NOT if you depend on another person OR if you told the Embassy that you visit Thailand to learn cooking after your Muay Thai training class.

OR that you visit Thailand based on being older than 50 years and wiling to sit out the rest of your life in Thailand.

This all is NOT my logic, I just explain the rules set by the Thai Minsitry of Foreign Affairs and the Royal Thai Police Immigration Bureau.

BUT i guess you understand it very well, but it does not fit your agenda, so you keep making things up to avoid to agree.

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Alex ****

Alex ****

so by your logic you are not allowed in Thailand to operate your own business in your home country online remotely? As long as you stay in Thailand under NON O RETIREMENT?

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Hla ********

Hla ********

since you seems very firm on your point , please ask straight whether dtv visa holders who apply with soft power course documents can work remotely online for foreign companies outside of Thailand?

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Robert *******

Robert *******

Also for you I can make print screens

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Hla ********

Hla ********

have you?

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Alex ****

Alex ****

You are actually proving my point with the Non-O example.

Non-O is one visa category with different purposes/extensions:

- retirement

- Thai spouse

- child support

- volunteering

- dependent, etc.

A person can legally change the purpose/extension later while still remaining under the same Non-O visa framework.

DTV works similarly:

- Workcation

- Soft Power

- Spouse/dependent

These are different entry purposes under the same DTV visa framework — not completely separate visas with separate immigration classes.

The important point is that DTV itself was created for digital nomads, remote workers, and freelancers. Thai embassies request proof of remote work, overseas income, freelance portfolios, and foreign employment specifically because remote online work for foreign companies is permitted under the DTV framework.

The restriction is local Thai employment without a work permit — not remote work for foreign businesses outside Thailand.

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Hla ********

Hla ********

since you are very confirm then i should speak to immigration officer. They are the most trust worthy .

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Alex ****

Alex ****

have you asked properly straight forward?

Can dtv visa holders who apply with soft power course documents work remotely online for foreign companies outside of Thailand?

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Robert *******

Robert *******

Alex Ni NO it does NOT. Try to learn something.

There are THREE different types (purpose) for the DTV, same as there are more purposes for Non Immigrant B, or Non Immigrant O.

YOU as application has the responsibility to apply for the correct purpose, you are not allowed to mix and match all different purposes to your benefit.

It that would be true and possible, apply for the Non Immigrant B to work in Thailand and after arrivial demand your 10 million Thbcondo and 1 Rai land just because you have the same visa as an investor.

Or apply purpose retired and demand to use 40k a month as you have the same visa as a married person and as it is the same visa you are allowed to work , do volunteerr work and many other things.

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Alex ****

Alex ****

DTV explicitly allows remote work for overseas employers, clients, or your own foreign business. The restriction is only against working for Thai companies without a Thai work permit.

That is exactly why Thai embassies request:

- remote work proof

- foreign employment contracts

- overseas clients

- freelance portfolios

- foreign income evidence

If remote work was prohibited, embassies would not ask applicants to prove it during the DTV application process.

Soft Power, spouse, dependent, and Workcation are simply different entry categories under the same DTV framework — they do not create different remote work rules.

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Robert *******

Robert *******

And which Thai Minsitry Of Foreign affairs gave you this text?

Or did you us the DTV nonsene source also known as AI

Alternative Information

Please look at the application website, THREE different purpose to apply,

Use the correct purpose as it is NOT the applicant (foreigner) who set up the rules and regulations of this visa

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Hla ********

Hla ********

DTV visa is for remote workers also . So It is officially ALLOWSto work !!!!

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Robert *******

Robert *******

Alex Ni the most important part

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Robert *******

Robert *******

Alex Ni in sections if that is allowed, otherwise feel free to visit

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Hla ********

Hla ********

do u mean that DTV visa holders with soft power(medical ) Cannot work online?

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Alex ****

Alex ****

but this one manipulation screenshot

Show everyone full from the question ⁉️

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Robert *******

Robert *******

Alex Ni AGAIN, this is a list of questions.

No where in this list is mentioned that you are allowed to work with a DTV based on softpower or spouse or children.

So please do not ask me again or show me a question.

Go to the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as I did, and ask them, you might get the same answer as I got and shared.

Enjoy, love to see the ansers you got.

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Alex ****

Alex ****

how can you explain this that Thai embassy in Ho Chi Minh mandatory everyone who apply under Soft Power to have remote work proofs ?

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Robert *******

Robert *******

Alex Ni CAn you please show me where it says that you are allowed to work while being in Thailand?

All I see is a questionaire for documents.

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Alex ****

Alex ****

can you explain this ? Why Thai embassy in London pointing that can work only Remote work outside of Thailand who apply for Soft Power?

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Alex ****

Alex ****

wrong statement!!

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ExcitingR**********

ExcitingR**********

Unfortunately looks like there is no “more DTV friendly embassy/consulate” anymore. It’s tightening everywhere. Since the recent government change.

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

OP

ExcitingRaccoon1731 yea that’s true. I am just thinking where to go next as I am literally sitting in the airport trying to make a quick decision lol 🤦🏽‍♀️

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James ********

James ********

go to VIENTIANE Laos

What is your passport nation?

Which Muay Thai training gym did you submit with your DTV Visa Application?

Look at the posts about getting the DTV visa from VIENTIANE on this forum

Use the search 🔍 tool top of the forum page

ENTER.... VIENTIANE

CLICK on it and all posts about getting it from there will Pop Up to read the posts and experiences of others.

Try not to disclose that you are actively working...as that might be the reason for Hanoi to deny your application.

Show income... (Idea 💡)possibly as renewal commissions earned from your earlier job in your home country.

Please let us know what happens...

Good Luck 🍀

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Greg ********

Greg ********

I would say you have nothing to lose by going to Laos.

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ExcitingR**********

ExcitingR**********

That’s quite exciting in a way 😄

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Tahani *****

Tahani *****

OP

ExcitingRaccoon1731 lol since I reached Vietnam, it's just been one exciting thing after another 🤣

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Which jurisdiction should I choose for my DTV Soft Power Muay Thai application from Thailand?

What are the requirements for a Moroccan applicant applying for the DTV Visa for Muay Thai training?

What steps can I take to improve my DTV application as an unmarried caregiver in Thailand?

Why did the embassy request additional bank statements despite meeting the 500,000 THB requirement?

What is the process for applying for the DTV Soft Power visa (Muay Thai) from Jakarta?

Can I work remotely for a non-Thai company while on a Thai DTV visa for Muay Thai?

What are the requirements and tips for applying for a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) in Thailand from Hanoi?

How do I declare my income when applying for a DTV Soft Power Muay Thai visa in Thailand?

What are the requirements and experiences for applying for the DTV Soft Power visa (Muay Thai) in Hanoi?

Is it easier to apply for the Soft Power DTV in Hanoi compared to HCMC, and can Laos be a viable option?

How can I obtain a 5-year DTV Soft Power Visa in Chiang Mai while working remotely?

What should I expect after applying for a Muay Thai soft power visa in Vietnam?

What is the process and timeframe for applying for the Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) from Brussels or Paris?

What are the chances of getting approved for a soft power DTV visa in Laos after a rejection in Jakarta?

Can I use screenshots of my bank account for the DTV visa application instead of the latest official statement?

Has anyone successfully applied for a DTV visa for Muay Thai in Thailand?

What is the best embassy to apply for the DTV (Remote Work stream) visa as a Chinese passport holder?

What are the requirements and options for applying for a DTV visa in Thailand, especially regarding the letter of sponsorship?

How can I change from an Ed visa to a DTV while visiting Australia?

Do I need longer employment history to apply for a DTV visa in Thailand with a new remote job?

What should I do if my Evisa application for Thailand is still submitted and I received a request for further documentation?

What is the process for obtaining a 60-day tourist visa at the Thai Consulate in Vientiane from Udon Thani?

What should I know about obtaining a Non-B visa in Vientiane, Laos from Bangkok?

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