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ORIGINAL POSTERI’m 19, I got my DTV approved at the Royal Thai Embassy in Yangon, Myanmar, despite everyone saying it wasn’t possible due to me not being 20.
I’m a high earner, a part time freelancer and also work a 9-5 corporate job. I think it might have resulted in my visa approval.
I applied in person at embassy, where I had a casual interview with the Consul General. She asked about my work and travel history, but mostly, she seemed genuinely interested in my previous travels in Thailand.
The next day, I collected my approved visa and passport.
The documents I submitted included:
- Resume
- Company Certificate
- Company Extract
- Company Tax Payer Identification
- Employment Contract (Approved and Stamped by the Ministry of Labor)
- Statment by the Board of Directors supporting remote work applications.
- Formal request letter from my company to the Royal Thai Embassy
- Balance Certificate Issued by Bank
- 6 months of bank statement
It’s not a hefty process, if you align with their criteria I’m sure they won’t make it difficult for you.
Good luck with your DTV applications everyone. Everything is possible!
I’m a high earner, a part time freelancer and also work a 9-5 corporate job. I think it might have resulted in my visa approval.
I applied in person at embassy, where I had a casual interview with the Consul General. She asked about my work and travel history, but mostly, she seemed genuinely interested in my previous travels in Thailand.
The next day, I collected my approved visa and passport.
The documents I submitted included:
- Resume
- Company Certificate
- Company Extract
- Company Tax Payer Identification
- Employment Contract (Approved and Stamped by the Ministry of Labor)
- Statment by the Board of Directors supporting remote work applications.
- Formal request letter from my company to the Royal Thai Embassy
- Balance Certificate Issued by Bank
- 6 months of bank statement
It’s not a hefty process, if you align with their criteria I’m sure they won’t make it difficult for you.
Good luck with your DTV applications everyone. Everything is possible!
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