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I applied for the DTV Visa, Soft Power Route London embassy (Muay Thai)
Got an email today, asking for additional documents
For the Document indicating current location : Do bank statements work?
I provided a saver bank statement when I initially applied. 2nd time I will apply with Bank Statement of a credit card with recent transfers in UK. Does this qualify for a document for current location? 🤔
Let me know please if you were in a similar situation, thank you!
How do you guys take SIM in Thailand? Is it straightforward, what documents they ask? Since I am planning to stay long-term (DTV) or at least visit time to time so visitor's SIM is not an option and I want to get a full local SIM. Where to get the SIM, at the airport or from city center for better rates? For the network, AIS is the best I guess?
I included bank statements from 4 banks: Bangkok Bank, Wells Fargo, Kbank (joint account) Kbank (personal account). Totals for all the bank was over 1 million for 3 months.
The additional documents requested were pay stubs, business license of the company I will work for and the passport/ID of the owner.
I included the pay stubs from my old job in Thailand which were reflected on my Thai bank accounts. I also included the invoices of some of my contract work which were reflected on my Wells Fargo account. My new boss's passport was expired, so I included that as well as their drivers license.
For the business registration I included a copy of their LLC, EIN registration, tax registration and Treasury department registration. Maybe a bit of overkill, but I had access to all those, so I sent everything.
No issues mentioned about my Thai accounts. I didn't send them my old work permit, no pages from my passport, nor my tax information from years of working in Thailand. I did have those ready if needed. All in all it was a smooth and quick experience, other than the angst!
I’m applying for a Thai Non-Immigrant O (Spouse) Visa for the first time through the Embassy in Canberra, and I’d really appreciate some advice from anyone who has gone through it recently.
From what I’ve read, the main requirements are:
• Marriage certificate + spouse’s Thai ID & house registration
• Invitation letter from spouse
• Bank statement showing at least 20,000 THB (individual) or 40,000 THB (family)
• Proof of residence in Australia
• Proof of accommodation in Thailand
• Flight itinerary
My question is: did the Embassy ask you for anything extra beyond this list (like proof of income, wedding photos, extra financials, etc.)? And was an invitation letter in English enough, or did you also provide one in Thai?
Any tips or clarifications would be a huge help since this is my first time applying 🙏
Just wanted to thank everyone who gave advice – my situation was stressful, but my visa has been approved a day before my flight which feels amazing!
Timeline
• Applied: Fri 5 Sept
• Request for extra docs: Mon 8 Sept
• Interview request email: 15 Sept (11pm)
• Interview attended: 16 Sept
• Told to expect 10-day wait: 18 Sept
• Visa approved: 22 Sept (11pm)
Documents requested:
• A letter confirming I can work online, but not for clients or employers in Thailand- I had already done this but for some reason they asked again
• A clearer photo
Interview experience:
Because I don’t live directly in London, I had to book a last minute flight the night before – stressful but worth it. The interview itself was very straightforward. I arrived 30 mins early, got a ticket for the queue, and was seen before my time at one of the regular booths in the waiting area. They asked me the same questions I’d already covered in my letter, plus why I changed my application from Soft Power to Work-cation.
The staff were kind and professional and the atmosphere felt very relaxed.
I recently submitted my application in Hanoi. I forgot to add my employers official company registration certificate and LLC papers. I did include the employment contract, attestation letter about how my income is 100% online from the USA and my resume. I do consulting so there is no portfolio to give them. Should I be panicking about those documents not being there? Is there a way to add them post-submission?