Heading to Taipei tomorrow to apply for the DTV.

The documents I have ready are:

Passport

Completed visa application form

Passport/Visa style photo

Bank statement in GBP £ showing equivalent of over 500k baht

Work contract for UK company where I work remotely

TM30 for residence in Thailand (not sure whether I need to provide this?)

Any advice on any additional documents needed would be greatly appreciated. Or anything else I can do to make the process smoother/successful first time.

Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone, will fly to Taipei next week. I just want to make a recap of what i’ll need with me for DTV:

- Employment letter

- Employer authorization to work remotely from Thailand, stating that i won’t work illegally in thailand and have Thai clients.

- 6 months Bank statement with 500k minimum (I had it for all the 6 months). I guess I’ll have to print it? Or can I give them a PDF copy?

- Passport pictures

Am I missing anything else ?

Thankss

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