Trying to show proof of money and i've got money over 4 different accounts.

I've transfered it all into one account to get a screen shot, but I don't want it to look dodgy or suspicious.

Also, I'm trying to prove my payments, but it's only allowing me to upload one file statement... How can I show them my money coming into multiple different accounts to prove I'm making money + have 500,000+ Baht in savings?

Hi, I’m currently in Thailand on ED visa and planning to go to Taiwan to apply for DTV visa. As I will provide my employment contract as an evidence and it is stating my address in Thailand (my rental), does anyone know if there’ll be a problem that my residence is currently in Thailand? Thanks

Does anyone know what I need to send ? I've already sent a bunch of documents about company registration, proof of registration in the Payee system etc. 🙏

Hello, I am looking for a Muay Thai gym in Bangkok for DTV visa. Does anyone know a decent muay thai gym both provides documents and have real training?

Has anyone received a DTV with the soft power for cooking lessons? The site for USA is a bit vague.

Wonder if the cooking class needs to be a certain length of time, etc ? I see a bunch of 1 day classes but assume they are looking for something more than that...? Anything else?

I would suspect that you just present your class registration receipt?

Thanks

I just wanted to share my experience with the Taipei office for a DTV visa for the workcation path. I own my own business in the US and do have a contract with a customer and 6 months of payment history into my bank account. I got there at 9am and was done by 10:15am. Came back at 3pm to pay for the visa or provide more documentation. They just asked me for the money! So approved and pick it up tomorrow at 4.

I will say that the #1 thing they care about is proof of payments or proof of income from your business. So make sure you have proof of income or you will have a hard time getting approved. Like the person in the next booth. I had to remind them to verify my 500,000k account lol.

And a big FYI. Only give them what they ask for. I forgot to pull some documents I had printed out in case they asked for them and this confused them allot. I told them I did not intend to give the documents to them but they would not return them, so a long explanation was needed. Also if you are from the US you need to explain to them the date format in USA is (mm/dd/yyyy).

From what I saw while I was there from other people applying while I was there (5 or 6). The soft power applicants seemed to get processed with less questions than remote workers. They ask allot questions to remote workers/freelancers so be advised.

There is no notification of them changing to E-Visa system any time soon. Also it is cold and cloudy here now so be prepared 11-16c. Thanks to the group for another successful application!

Documents requested (in order of importance)

Business tax id, business registration (with your name on it somewhere100% needed)

6 mo Bank statements with payments from customers in your business account

Contract with a customer

Employer letter

6 mo 500,000 baht account. And they will ask you to show them in the office on your bank app that you still have the money.

DTV Visa Approved in Just 4 Working Days

I recently helped my friend successfully apply for a Digital Thailand Visa (DTV). As an immigration case worker, I have experience in this field, but I found the DTV process straightforward enough for anyone to handle with the right preparation.

## Application Timeline:

* Submission Date: Dec 10, 12:03 AM

* Request for Additional Documents: Dec 12, 11:48 AM

* Approval Received: Dec 13, 6:48 PM

Processing Time: 4 working days

Submission Route: Workcation

Issue Place: Royal Thai Embassy, Hanoi

Application Method: Thai eVisa Portal ([members only]/)

## Applicant’s Background:

* Employment: Remote worker since July 2022

* Immigration history: Applicant has traveled to Thailand and stayed multiple times using the 60-day visa exemption. He has also extended a tourist visa while inside Thailand. I initially thought about addressing this point to the visa officer but ultimately decided to ignore it.

## Documents Submitted (Dec 10, 12:03 AM):

1. Cover Letter *(Optional but Recommended)*: Helps visa officers understand your circumstances, reasons for applying, and facilitates faster decision-making.

2. Employment Reference Letter

3. Employment Contract

4. Payslips (Last 6 Months)

5. Bank Statements (Last 3 Months): Showed a minimum balance of 500,000 THB. *(Tip: The fund doesn't need to have been in the account for months; transferring it before submission is acceptable.)*

6. Passport

7. Resume

8. National ID *(Proof of Current Location for Vietnamese applicants)*

Note: All documents must be translated into English.

## Request for Additional Documents (Dec 12, 11:48 AM):

After submission, we received a request for the following:

1. Employment Contract, Certificate, or Professional Portfolio: Must showcase status as a digital nomad, remote worker, freelancer, or foreign talent.

2. Company's Business Registration

*Important Note for Remote Workers**:

* Ensure your employer’s business registration document is ready for submission in case it's requested.

* Your employment reference letter must explicitly state that you are a *“remote worker.”*

## Approval Received (Dec 13, 6:48 PM):

After submitting the additional documents, the visa was approved in just 18 hours.

## Tips for a Smooth DTV Application:

1. Organize Employment Documents:

Combine the following into a single PDF file: Cover Letter

Employment Reference Lette, Payslips, Employment Contract, Resume

Add a table of contents for clarity. *(See the attached image for reference.)*

2. File Naming:

Use clear and organized file names for each document. *(Example: "Your Full Name_Document Name.pdf")*

3. Employer Business Registration:

Request this document from your employer in advance.

4. Clear Mention of Remote Work:

Ensure your employment contract or reference letter states you are a *“remote worker.”*

Hi. I hope this isn't a stupid question. If you are British and want to apply for freelancer visa while back in the UK - I'm currently in Thailand - do you have to be in London to do the electronic application or can you be anywhere in England? Also, let's say I stay with a friend, how would one prove they are there as obviously there would not be a hotel booking? Also, I guess sending 6 months bank statements doesn't mean you have to scan a load of pages? 6 months is quite a thick pile of paper.

And if any freelancers have experience doing this in the UK, please tell me how it went for you. I freelance so my clients are everywhere, but mostly in the US. My portfolio is pretty clear to see, and I have all my electronic invoices and payments. Thank you!

I want to thank everyone for sharing their experiences on here. However if possible if you could include the embassy, papers required and passport or place of residence it would really help a lot of people figure this out as I see a wide variety of requirements for the very same visa at different embassies.

I got my DTV yesterday - just have to have the documents ready. I did it all online. Employment letter stating you’re remote. Bank account proving you have enough funds. Company proof of existence.