Hi everyone! Two quick questions about the DTV (Workcation) application via the Royal Thai Embassy in Berlin (or in general): 1. What kind of photo do they accept? Does it need to be a proper digital passport photo, or…
Just got approved for Workation DTV from Hanoi embassy as a freelancer! May 2026 - 4 days processing total including 1 request for doc I applied from Hanoi itself. Applied late friday, Monday was Thai holiday, received…
Someone have experience with employment confirmation letters? I’m my boss’s first remote worker, and my status just changed from „have-to-stay-in-office“ to fully remote Neither me or my boss really know, what to write…
Hi, I’ve applied for the DTV visa (London embassy) and they’ve asked for an updated employment confirmation letter. My company is fully remote and HR signed the letter. Is that usually enough, or should I also provide m…
Hello, They have requested more documentation ‘A recently letter/reference letter confirming employment/contract details from your Contractor or Client or Accountant stating your work role as remotely worker in Thailan…
Hey! Has anyone been approved for the remote work DTV applying in London while only recently taking a new remote role?
Hello all, I would like to get some feedback from you all on something as I will soon be trying to apply for the DTV. Regarding the "Employment contract or employment certificate" that the application asks for: I am a r…
Applying in Ho Chi Minh City now - is a tax return an essential requirement if you are a remote worker? Or payslips and a letter of confirmation of employment enough. The admin person at my company are on holiday for a…
Hi, everyone! I almost hesitate to write since I applied this morning only. (Hoping for a successful result on Wednesday afternoon. 🤞🏻) However, I thought I'd still try to help others. In case you haven't seen this in…
Would anyone that successfully obtained the DTV mind sharing their support letters they received from their employees etc.? Surely with redacted personal info, but just to get an idea what should be in there.