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My DTV just got approved London Embassy. Took 7 days. Workcation route I'm a self employed full-time youtuber. They asked for a portfolio (provided youtube channel screenshots of analytics etc). A coverletter. Most recent bank statement. Passport photo. Most recent tax return. Passport info. Proof of address (used water utility bill). Flight number (just the number) and accomation details for Thailand (hotel). Very easy, very quick.
Hi there, I’ve been a member of this group for a while and I have some questions regarding applying for a DTV.
- I’m an Irish and New Zealand dual citizen and I will be home in Ireland for a few weeks. I’m planning to apply then for the DTV. Ireland doesn’t have a Thai embassy so I will need to apply in London, but is it necessary that I be present in England when I apply?
- in terms of proving that I’m in Ireland, is an exit stamp and flight booking to Ireland sufficient? I will be staying in my parents house
- lastly, I work for an American company that is a poker coaching company. I do software development for them and get paid an hourly wage ($100/h). I will make clear to them that I am not gambling while I am in Thailand, only doing this software development. Is this likely to result in a failed application? In terms of payment I have my invoices that I sent to them for the last 9 months and I can prove the income into my account (they have paid me both through PayPal and through my bank account)
incl. ID, certification of employment incl. my annual salary, photo, actual balance from my bank,
The same day, a request for additional documents was received:
ticket to and out of Thailand, detailed travel plan, proof of accommodation, my CV, confirmation from employer stating that i can work remotely.
On 4th March, I sent the requested documents.
On the morning of 5th March, I received a request for another document, ID of my landlord, which I sent immediately.
On the afternoon of 5th March, I received the visa.
The biggest issue was with the confirmation from the employer. HR had never done this before, and my colleagues are very cautious.
Otherwise smooth process.
Remaining uncertainty is about Social Security - do i need to pay if working remotely from Thailand and my stay doesn't exceed 180 days? Any experience?