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Sep 24, 2024
2 months ago
DTV Approved. HCMC (Remote worker category).

Consulate: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Submitted Friday 10:30am

Picked up Tuesday 13:30

I over submitted documents. My cover letter already stated I was providing tax documentation so I had to hand it in. But it wasn’t required. I work through my LTD company incorporated in England

.Application form

• Personal bank statement of the last 6 months as financial evidence showing an amount greater than 500,000 THB

• Business bank account statement showing recent payment from latest client (also over 500,000 THB)

• Invoices for my latest client

• Current contract with a client - signed

• Ltd incorporation documents

My personal tax return for the last 2 years

My company's corporation tax documentation for the last 2 years

• My CV

• A portfolio showcasing my recent projects.

• My lease in Bangkok as proof of location

It looked like they were mostly interested in the bank statement. And my educated guess is anything to support your employment status is important too.
Sep 22, 2024
2 months ago
Tod *********
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[Adele Wong]([members only]) asked in another topic

how about if I want to change from OA retirement to O retirement? I will have to leave the country and come back after the visa expires right?

Apply O retirement during my visa exempt period.

I already have THB800,000k in the bank.

Since we’ve been staying here for 2 years do I still need to show funds transferred from a foreign account?
Sep 14, 2024
2 months ago
Nadeem ********
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Questions for UK based DTV visa holders using Workcation as their activity:

- Did the whole process happen through E Visa system? No need to go to embassy?

- What was your chosen document to indicate current location? A recent utility bill?

- Did you have to show financial evidence of 500k Baht for both you (the applicant) and also for spouse?

- My current contract with client is for a company outside of the UK (but not in Thailand). The E Visa website says Employment contract “in their country” do you think they want the contract to be with a UK company or is this just lost in translation? I categorically know that it has to be work outside of Thailand.

Your answers are much appreciated 🙏
Aug 27, 2024
3 months ago
Romain ****
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Dtv success in France by evisa 🔥🔥🔥 applied 01/08 with intended date of entry 29/08. Moved from document checks to approval pending on 22/08, then no questions and received email with evisa approved today 26/08

Situation : sole owner of a SASU (French type of moral person) working remotely with professional customers in IT

Provided :

PDF 1 “financial evidence”

- sponsorship letter written by myself (owner of my company) with help of ChatGPT saying I’m 100% shareholder? Details of company, confirm that financial situation ins stable and I will get x € per month during remote work

- ⁠personal and professional bank statements with more than 13000€ (just last month)

- ⁠last 3 years income tax returns

- ⁠company financial statements for last 3 years

PDF 2 : professional portfolio

* employment certificate of my company for myself, signed by myself, giving key activities, confirming that I work full remote and can stay in Thailand for work

* ⁠project descriptions : written by ChatGPT, explaining type of work and how I work remotely (vpn, team viewer etc)

* ⁠remote management examples : screenshot of remote monitoring, invoice tools, slack screenshot, notion screenshot

* ⁠client testimonials : malt.fr profile, LinkedIn profile, testimonials from profiles

* ⁠certifications : one certificate for suppliers solution (probably useless)

Provided :

- flight number that I actually booked (the visa arrived 3 days before intended arrival date, I guess they prioritize to make sure people get it just before) but didn’t need the actual ticket

- ⁠hotel name and address that I booked (but didn’t need the actual reservation)

🎉🥳🎈time for celebration !!!
Apr 30, 2024
6 months ago
Deniz *********
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Hello to everyone here,

Does someone any experiences with The pension certificate from the German embassy in Bangkok? My pension will start from July 2024 .

I have the 90 days non immigration O visa and will start the process of extension to a one year retirement visa in Thailand.

I will arrive in Bangkok on 4th of May.

My question is:

Am I eligible to get the 1 year visa with my pension starting in July?

Or should I put 800 000 Baht just from very beginning on a Thai bank account which I will open on my first days there and wait 2 monts and then go to immigration office and apply for the 1 year Visa?

I actually wanted to use the combination method for my financial evidence , my pension+ the rest of 800 000 Baht on the account= together 800 000 Baht .

I would be very happy to get your advice . I think German speaking members of this forum may help me more.

Thank you in advance
Dec 10, 2023
a year ago
Zenith *******
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Hi, i am applying for METV E-visa from the UK.

I have applied for one before but looks like something has changed, has anyone applied for one in the last year as it looks different to what i need to upload since last year, i used to have to include my bank account details to show funds and tax statement (which i think i put for my document indicating current location), The supporting document pages i only get the following below and no other pages once i get to the submit page, little confused on this, any advise much appreciated.

Also the Intended Date of Departure, should this be within my first 60 days of arriving into Thailand?

Again any help and advice much appreciated
Mar 1, 2023
2 years ago
Jamie ********
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Hi guys, hoping to get some advice. I'm from the UK currently here in Thailand on a visa exempt. I would like to stay longer term and understand that I can apply for a 1 year non immigrant O-A visa. I am over 50 and have the required funds in the UK. I'm a little unsure on the application requirements so have some questions.

Do I need to be out of the country when I apply? It's not a problem if I do. I think I can do it via e visa so can just go to another country for a while or I will be returning to the UK for a visit in July anyway.

I think I have to produce evidence of no criminal record so do I just get a basic DBS check certificate and produce that?

For the financial evidence, do I just produce a bank statement showing the equivalent to 800,000 baht in my UK bank account?

Grateful for any advice. Many thanks
Aug 9, 2022
2 years ago
Louin ******
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Hi Guys 👋. Hope everyone is wonderful! I’m about to start the process of applying for an MEV, from U.K. - however, I’m concerned about the financial evidence bit! My question is do you have to have had £5k in bank for last 6 months?

I’m confused by what it says on London Thai Embassy website! I have the funds but, I haven’t had no where near that in my bank the last 6 months - at all.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! ☺️
Nov 17, 2021
3 years ago
Karl ********
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It's coming to the time of year where I need to apply for my one year extension based on marriage to a Thai National. This coming year I unfortunately can't show 400k in my bank account prior to my application, but I maybe able to apply showing an income of at least an average of 40k a month over a year. If this money is all shown coming from abroad in to my Thai bank account does it need to be at least 40k a month, or could it be 60k one month and 30k the next with the total accumulation over a year coming to 400k or more over a one year cycle? Also, is PayPal acceptable evidence of income to my or my wife's Thai bank account? Any known knowledge to either of these questions would be much appreciated prior to my application, thank you kindly in advance.
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