I included bank statements from 4 banks: Bangkok Bank, Wells Fargo, Kbank (joint account) Kbank (personal account). Totals for all the bank was over 1 million for 3 months.
The additional documents requested were pay stubs, business license of the company I will work for and the passport/ID of the owner.
I included the pay stubs from my old job in Thailand which were reflected on my Thai bank accounts. I also included the invoices of some of my contract work which were reflected on my Wells Fargo account. My new boss's passport was expired, so I included that as well as their drivers license.
For the business registration I included a copy of their LLC, EIN registration, tax registration and Treasury department registration. Maybe a bit of overkill, but I had access to all those, so I sent everything.
No issues mentioned about my Thai accounts. I didn't send them my old work permit, no pages from my passport, nor my tax information from years of working in Thailand. I did have those ready if needed. All in all it was a smooth and quick experience, other than the angst!
Thanks for all your help here!
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The post describes the successful visa approval process at the Hanoi Embassy. The author applied for the visa, submitted additional documents, including bank statements from multiple banks, pay stubs, and various business registration documents. The approval came quickly, within a week, and the author noted that there were no issues with the Thai bank accounts they provided. The comments offer congratulations and additional advice for handling the DTV Visa upon arrival in Thailand, emphasizing the importance of having proof of visa ready for travel.
You may have to show PROOF of your DTV Visa to airline staff on check-in for your flight ✈️ to Thailand...even to the connecting airline staff. Or to the land border crossing entry Thai Immigration Officer.
Upon arrival into Thailand, show the DTV visa to the Thai Immigration Officer and look at the STAMP placed in your passport to be sure you are STAMPED in for 180 days.
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