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What should I include in my letter explaining remote work for my Thai visa?

Mar 31, 2025
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Morten *************
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Hi all,

The Thai Embassy has returned with a request for more information:

A letter explaining how I will work remotely while in Thailand?

Does this mean I just need to make an "official" letter myself. Explaining I will work out of a co-working space from my laptop? Any more details needed?
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The Thai Embassy has requested more information regarding your remote work. It appears you need to draft an official letter outlining how you will work in Thailand, including where you will work (e.g., co-working space) and the nature of your online tasks. Additional suggestions include detailing your work to avoid any confusion with Thai businesses and potentially including a portfolio of your work.
Immy *****
Send a portfolio with pictures a bit like a PowerPoint presentation, shrink it down to the 3mb and hopefully they will except that as I did it.
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Wannikea *********
And state specifically that you won't engage with any Thai customers or businesses.
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Thiri ******
You have to write a cover letter to explain how you work remotely and sign it.
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Andi ***********
Give more details of the tasks you do online, Are you self employed?
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Morten *************
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@Andi **********
ok thanks, no I work for a private company that allows me to work virtually
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Andi ***********
@Morten ************
ok, get your manager/HR to sign a letter confirming your work online.
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Morten *************
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@Andi **********
thank you. Good advice😊
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James ********
@Morten ************
and can work remotely from Thailand with customers outside of Thailand.
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Hazal *********
@James *******
Do you know whether this letter should be notarized in the origin country /approved by the origin country’s consulate?
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James ********
@Hazal ********
which Thai Embassy or Consulate in what country?
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Andi ***********
@Hazal ********
They letter does not need to be notarized...Which embassy are you submitting your application to?
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Hazal *********
@Andi **********
@James *******
We are thinking Hanoi
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Hazal *********
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