Got through BKK airport from Hanoi. First time using DTV (Workcation/Freelance) which I got from Hanoi on July 8. (Please see my application documents below)
Burmese (Myanmar) passport, with last two years of Thai language school visa history.
IO looked at my small (A6 size) print of DTV visa and asked "You work here?". I said "No, I worked only online for my organization in Myanmar". She nodded and scanned the visa. Then she flipped through my passport, took some time looking at my ED visa stamps but didn't ask anything. Then she stamped on the empty page.
Applied in Hanoi on July 2 (3:35 pm) - approved on July 8 (3:21 pm). 4 working days, no additional documents asked.
Application documents I submitted:
Workcation/Freelance docs:
- Cover Letter
- Freelance Translator (English - Burmese) Portfolio
- 2 Freelance contracts (I don't actually have contracts so I draft them up based on the work with 2 of my regular clients)
- 6 Invoices for the last six months
- Statement of Burmese bank account where I highlighted the incoming transactions matching the invoices (on average the monthly income I showed is less than 20K if converted to baht which I was a bit worried might be too low, but apparently it was fine)
Financial proof:
- 6 months bank statement with each month closing at 500,000 + baht (I used my Thai bank account for this - I have opened one with my ED visa two years ago)
- Bank certificate certifying that I have *,* in my account (my friend who was helping me with the prep suggested I get this so I did)
Location:
- all passport pages including the arrival stamp
- flight boarding pass
- hotel booking
And then, four working days (or six days cause I couldn't manage to apply till a Wednesday) later, approved.
Hope they're clear. Please ask if you have any questions.
This page has been a huge help to me. I wish everyone applying good luck too. Cheers, everyone.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post shares a detailed experience of a Burmese national applying for a Digital Workcation/Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) while in Hanoi, providing insights into the documents submitted and the approval process. The author describes their encounter at Bangkok airport, where they successfully entered Thailand with their DTV visa. Comments from other users include congratulatory messages and inquiries about the visa process, demonstrating community engagement.
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