Hi everyone!

I’m a software engineer working as a freelance and I am planning to apply for the DTV workcation visa.

I have 6 months of statements for my freelance account and proof of savings accounts overs 160k CAD (110k USD).

Is that sufficient for the visa application (to prove freelance activity AND financial situation) or is there anything else to improve my luck in the selection process ?

Hi All,

I want to apply for a DTV workcation visa based on my being self supportive by managing my stocks. I see online I will need to provide bank statements, but no specifics. I have scoured the websites, googled it and scrolled down through these FB groups but am still unsure. My questions are:

* Does anyone know if they have specific minimum income thresholds and if so for how many months do they want bank statements?

* I am not incorporated/have no company or paychecks, it's just me and my cap gains and dividend distribution transfers. Have others gotten visas in this scenario?

* I plan to apply while in Ho Chi Minh, but through the ThaiEvisa site portal. Does anyone have any pertinent information on doing it this way versus in person at the embassy in HCM?

* Alternately, how many times in a row can I leave Thailand and re enter under the 60-90 day tourist visa and not have any problems with immigration? I have heard 2-3 times, but what is your knowledge of this?

Hello, quick question. I was granted the DTV workcation visa (UK based) on the grounds of remote work (my own limited company). Just wondering if I need to show any additional evidence at immigration. In terms of the application process I already uploaded the companies house documents, evidence of funds... etc. I am curious to know if I should prepare any paperwork to show immigration. Also is there a 90 day report requirement - as there isn't anything mentioned on the visa itself?

Approved for both DTV - Workcation and Spouse visas from Los Angeles, CA (US)

Timeline:

October 25th - DTV Workcation Application submitted

* cover letter summarizing documents being submitted

* biodata page of passport + photo (taken with iphone)

* property tax bill as proof of address

* (4) bank checking/savings statements (1st page only of each statement) that showed no less than 500,000 THB ($16K USD) monthly + marriage certificate as account is shared

* employment verification letter as proof of employment

* copy of employers remote work policy

November 7th - most recent tax return was requested, provided both 2023 federal and state as we reside in a state that has income tax

November 15th - DTV - Workcation approved

November 18th - DTV Spouse application submitted

* cover letter summarizing documents being submitted

* passport bio page + photo (taken with iphone)

* property tax bill as proof of address (same one as submitted for DTV workacation main applicant)

* (4) bank checking/savings statements (1st page only of each statement) that showed no less than 500,000 THB ($16K USD) monthly + marriage certificate as account is shared (used three of the same ones as submitted for DTV workcation main applicant + most recent as a month had passed)

* Marriage Certificate

* Copy of DTV workacation visa of main applicant

November 27th - DTV Spouse approved

Thank you to this group for providing lots of info, hope this helps someone applying to the same location.

Based on the requirement of a bank savings balance of at least 500,000THB (or equivalent) from the last two months' statements, does anyone know the exact exchange rate for this amount in SGD?

My consolidated bank statements from the past two months show only a total of 19,100SGD. At today's exchange rate, it would amount to only 497000THB. I have additional savings in another account that would bring the total to 500,000THB. However, if I transfer the balance internally within this week, it won't reflect on my statements until the end of the month. Since I plan to submit my DTV Workcation Visa application within this week, would the 19,100 SGD from the past two months' statement be acceptable? Can anyone advise, thank you!