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Question for y'all: I generally work as a freelance software engineer, but at the moment, I contract with a large corporation (call it A) via a separate staffing company (call it B). So, instead of a freelance contract with A, I have an assignment agreement from B that mentions that I'll be working with A.
The visa application asks for evidence of "digital nomad, remote worker, foreign talent or freelancer status." So I wrote a cover letter (attached) explaining that I'm generally a freelance software engineer, and furthermore explaining the situation above about my current employment. In that PDF, I also include my assignment agreement per above, as well as several past contracts where I truly was a freelancer.
Should that suffice? Will there be any confusion about my employment situation?
I have a thai husband. And soon we want to relocate to thailand with our two dutch kids.
Not planning on making the kids thai yet. I want to work but cannot work in the thai company my husband will build because we need a work peemit and more thai in the company.
So i wonder, what visas do i need for the kids and me.
Othwr ideas for my service /digital nomad work in thailand?
I (m) and my two teenage kids want to stay long-term in Thailand. I’m employed by a european company and work remotely. We had been in Thailand for over two years on education and guardian visas, but since my kids stopped going to school this term, we needed another solution.
In July/August 2025, I applied for the DTV visa in Vientiane, Laos - and got approved. I’m sharing our process here in the hope it might help someone going through the same.
* Day 1: Created an account on the DTV online platform and prepared my own visa application.
* Day 3: Flew to Vientiane on a Friday, added missing information (proof of location), submitted the form.
* Day 6: Monday, paid the 10'000 THB fee in person at the embassy (cannot be paid online in Laos). Bring the printout with the QR code - it will be stamped.
* Day 9: Received email for an in-person interview in two weeks. They said to bring all original documents and that they would review online banking. (Note: everyone applying for a DTV visa is interviewed according to an information at the embassy.)
* Day 23: Attended the interview. Basic questions about my job, then I had to log in to my online bank to show recent salary payments and my WISE account. My Bangkok Bank account was not of interest.
* Day 23: Got email with approval notice and visa (PDF).
* Day 24: Flew to Bangkok to activate my visa. Prepared dependent visas for my kids.
* Day 25: Returned to Vientiane with my kids and submitted their applications (dependend DTV visa).
* Day 26: Paid 10,000 THB each. One visa approved by noon; the other was canceled because I had selected the wrong country in one of the form field.
* Day 26: Resubmitted the canceled application.
* Day 27: Paid the fee again. Embassy requested an English version of the birth certificate (it was already multilingual). I re-uploaded the same document but highlighted the English labels.
* Day 28: Visa approved.
* Day 29: Flew to Bangkok, showed the visa at immigration, and got the passport stamp.
Hello fellow DTVers. I normally don't write posts myself, but due to the massive fear mongering of some, I'll share my experience today. I entered trhu Don Mueang Airport today, it's like the 8th or so time since I got my DTV in October. I had exited trhu Don Mueang before, but this was the first time I didn't enter trhu Suvarnabhumi.
As always, less than 5 minutes, no question asked, and a 180 days stamp received.
Many times it have been said here that working as digital nomad without a DTV, meaning on a visa waiver is not legal. Embassies tend to differ, I think, but I just found this news piece today, any thoughts?
Approved DTV Workcation in Oslo. Sent all the papers needed, I'm a Youtuber so I sent all the payment receipts of the last 7 months by Google. The application went smoothly, it took basically 2 days. They asked for 3 months statements from my bank, and to describe my work. All in all, it went great! 😊