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Did apply for the DTVisa Thai Soft Power, Jakarta (IND).
Is it possible to submit additional documents later if one does recognize that you forgot to add something alleged relevant after the initial Visa application submission? Is reaching out to the local embassy by eMail welcomed?
I couldn't spot any option for that on the official eVisa website.
I’m applying for the DTV online. I’m a UK citizen but currently travelling. Currently in Anguilla, going via the states to Sri Lanka and then to Thailand. I won’t be in any place for long and don’t have residency in any of these places, I am just travelling as a tourist.
I heard I can apply for the evisa putting my current location as the U.K. as I am a citizen and therefore don’t need to prove residency etc. Is this the case if I’m not there? If not, where should I apply?
I did some research to figure out what paperwork I need to submit in my case. If anyone applied on the same grounds,
could you let me know if this is the right paperwork..?
I have an LLP registered in the UK, I'm the only "person with significant control", working remotely for another EU based company. Came up with this list of documents that I'd have to submit;
Core Visa Items
* Passport bio page (valid ≥ 6 months).
* Recent passport photo.
* Proof of current location in the country of application (entry stamp, visa, hotel/lease, etc.).
* Visa fee payment receipt/confirmation.
Employment Proof (foreign employer)
* Employment Contract (with remote-work clause, signed by Designated Member(me) + Employee(me)).
* Employment Certificate (one-page HR-style letter on LLP letterhead, confirming role, start date, salary, remote work incl. Thailand, and no Thai employment).
* Letter of Intent (personal statement to embassy: purpose of stay, funds, compliance).
Financial Proof
* Personal bank statements (≥ 3 months) showing ending balance ≥ 500,000 THB.
* Bank statements showing transfers from LLP account to personal account (salary trail, ideally 3 months).
Optional
* Companies House Certificate of Incorporation + Current Appointments Report (tying your name to the LLP).
* Client contract or invoices proving LLP’s business activity
So when applying as a business owner, is that pretty much the whole documentation you need to submit? Am I missing anything?
I’m currently working on building my 500,000 baht balance on my account. I expect to have it before my application, but the 500,000 balance will only be there for a few weeks, probably before my application. I’ll be applying at the Vienna embassy. Do you have any experience with this?
I can provide six months of statements, and they’ll see my monthly income from my employer. It’ll be the same company that will provide a letter for “remote work approval” and a contract as well.
So, what do you think? Is it more important to have a 500,000 baht balance for three months straight, or is it okay to have an end balance of 500,000 baht gained over six months?
Another thing is, I have two accounts in the same bank. One is my personal account, and the other is my business account. I always have money in my business account and then move about 70% of that paycheck to my personal account. I do this because I pay my insurance and taxes from my business account and other expenses from my personal account.
When I show my statements, there will be a difference in the numbers on those accounts. Should I show them with some graphic that highlights those moments on my accounts or add some text in the PDF to explain everything?
Lastly, should I provide every bank statement in English? Has anyone used Google Image Translation for this?
I applied in Jakarta this Monday and the status changed to pending approval this afternoon. However, I received an email saying the application was rejected. Anyone has similar experience? I am really confused. No document was requested
When applying for DTV it asks for proof of current residence. If I’m in the U.S. could I just scan a photo of my drivers license with my address on it?
I want to apply for the DTV soft power but I am confused as to where to apply. Did you apply at www.thaievisa.go.th/ or at the Thai Embassy in Germany websites? This might be a stupid question but as it says you have to apply in the countrie's Thai embassy where you are at I am confused and wanted to check with the ones who already did apply and got approved. Thanks in advance :)
This is the second time they’ve asked me for additional documents in regards to financial evidence.
Applying in Indonesia - Jakarta Consulate
I have 10K USD and 10K Euro in two separate checking accounts (but with the same bank)
I did highlight the balance + start and end date for my documents. I guess my documents say April-August, but since I haven’t made any transactions in the account since April so there isn’t a new transaction line for anything in August.
I did include a cover letter explaining that there is money in two accounts both for the 3 month period.
Or is the issue that I have the money in two separate accounts? Looking through this group I saw a number of posts from people who were able to use two accounts - even though I know it also said one account is better
I can move the money into a single account - but then it wouldn’t look seasoned?