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Will I face issues with my visa application if I just started a new online job?

Aug 4, 2025
9 months ago
Hello everyone!

I recently got a new online job through my friend has his virtual assistant, I started 2 weeks ago.

I got the agreement of service that I signed when I got hired and the requirement funds havent been in my account for years.

Since its a new job, will I have problems with my application? I'm canadian, currently in Montreal and was planning on sending my application in 2 weeks when I have more pay deposited in my account to show.

Will that be okay?

Thank you so much!
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TLDR : Answer Summary
A user inquired about the implications of applying for a work visa in Thailand while having a new online job and insufficient funds in their bank account. Comments from the community indicated that having an employment contract is essential, but the amount of income may not be a determining factor. Some suggested taking a cooking course for easier visa approval, while others emphasized the need for sufficient funds (500,000 THB) and a contract before applying.
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Wille ***********
I dont know what you are asking really. If you have a contract then yes, you can apply for workcation. It seems you dont have the 500k THB in your account yet if I understand you correctly? I am confused. But you need 1) a employment contract stating you can work online 2) 500k or equivalent in your bank account. How much income you make is irrelevant, at least as of now.
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James ********
Forget about the DTV visa for Workcation.

Find a soft power activity to get the DTV visa.
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Ray *****
I did mine with a contract signed a couple of weeks before applying and was approved in London
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Pete *******
Just keep it simple and book a cooking course.
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