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Can I create new employment contracts for DTV application in Thailand if I haven't received a formal salary?
Jan 15, 2025
3 days ago
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I have a question regarding the DTV application under the workcation category.

I’ve been living in Thailand for the past 6 years on a Non-B visa while working full-time, but my visa will be canceled on January 31st. Then, I’m planning to apply for DTV from Ho Chi Minh in early Feb.

I plan to provide employment documents from two companies that I’ve worked with intermittently. However, since these are my friend’s companies and I haven’t received a formal salary, I’m wondering if it’s okay to create new employment contracts starting February 1st to show it as a new opportunity?

For proof of funds and bank statements etc., I'm planning to provide salary slips from my full-time job for the past 6 months.

I hope that makes sense! Any suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
DTV applicationThailand visaWorkcation visaNon-B visaEmployment contractsProof of fundsSalary slips
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Is a bank statement with 500k THB sufficient for visa application, or are additional salary slips required?
Jan 3, 2025
16 days ago
Anonymous *************
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Is bank statement with 500k THB enough? Or are salary slips + bank statement with 500k mandatory?
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