1) Some embassies require a “proof of residency” to see if they are the responsible authority to issue the visa. How do true digital nomads proof residency anywhere without an address?
2) If applying for one of the “soft powers”: is it sufficient to book a one day or one week cooking class, or when applying for medical, is it sufficient to book a one day check up at a hospital to be granted the visa for five years? It sounds too good to be true. Will the reason for being granted (e.g. medical) be printed on the visa and do you need to book a cooking class or a medical appointment every entry? Will someone check at the border?
3) if applying for “music festival”, does this mean as a member of the audience who wants to visit and watch or is it for artists who plan to perform at this event? If it applies to musicians, are they allowed to get paid by the festival organizer?
4) can ship crew members apply as “freelancers”, if they work for different cruise lines and their vessels operate and are registered outside Thailand? Crew member could work onboard for 5-9 months and then travel to Thailand for 2-6 months vacation before returning back to sea.
Thanks for your efforts,
@Tommy *******
, I know these questions are very specific but clarification would be much appreciated.