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I’ve searched this group thoroughly and checked the official websites, but I couldn’t find clear answers to these specific questions — so I hope it’s okay to ask directly here. I’d *really* appreciate any insights or recent experiences you’re willing to share!
1. Income Requirements for the DTV (Workcation) Visa
I know there’s no *official* minimum income listed for the Workcation category — but from your personal experiences:
* Is there a general income level where people usually get approved?
* Or an income range where people tend to get denied?
I’m trying to figure out if the Workcation route is realistic for me, or if I should look into other visa options.
2. Financial Documents from Brazil
Since my company is based in Brazil, my tax documents are from the Brazilian tax agency.
* Do they need to be apostilled, or is a printout from the official tax site + translation enough?
* Can I translate them myself into English, or does it need to be done by a certified translator (in Brazil or Thailand)?
3. Originals vs. Digital Copies (Work Contracts or Proof of Income)
One of the companies I work with (in Norway) will provide a letter confirming my work and income, but they’ll send it as a PDF by email, not a physical original.
* Are PDF versions accepted, or do Thai immigration/embassies ever ask for the original hard copies?
Thanks so much in advance — I truly appreciate any tips, insights, or real experiences you’re open to sharing! 🙏