Hi guys, question. My husband and I live in Thailand and are planning to apply for DTV in Hanoi as a remote worker or business owner. Heres the kicker...he owns a business in Canada that manufactures the liquid for electronic cigarettes....which are illegal in Thailand. Is this going to cause issues or do they they not care what type of business you own outside of Thailand?
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The post discusses a couple's intent to apply for a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) while residing in Thailand, with concerns about the husband's ownership of a business in Canada that sells products illegal in Thailand. The comments generally suggest that as long as the couple is not conducting business within Thailand and can provide the necessary documentation, this should not pose a problem for their visa application.
Distributing cancer-causing products for a living should not be tolerated. But unfortunately, as long as you have a registered company, payslips, and 500,000 THB, you should be fine. It still depends on the discretion of the officer reviewing your application.
If you apply as business owner ( like myself ) you will need to show your company’s real activities and of course the easiest way for me is to show proof (information and pictures) of 2-3 clients. So if I were you I would provide information of clients/ distributeurs outside of Thailand.
Keep in mind that their job is to make sure that you have enough income/money to spend in Thailand. And embassy officers are not customs or police :-)
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