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Right heres one for the experts, went to jomtien to ask about 65k per month non o renewal retirement visa they said Bangkok bank will not give bank letter for income you have to go open account somewhere else to get letter, does that mean start the 12 months all over again, by the way I did 800,000 baht last year have had 4 visas 3 being an agent
Hi everyone....I've done some initial research and read a few of the posts here. I'm still unsure about 2 things:
1. Can this all be done online? I read that it can, but if so why are so many people going to embassies?
2.I understand that I *might* be asked for monthly income proof but has anyone been approved if that amount is very low?
I most recently lost my main gig (even with that I was only making about $1000/mo.) and am currently doing some teaching and looking into other options.
Hello everyone, I would like to ask: i have with a friend a travel agency company in Tulum i haven’t been registered in the company until now but now i want to get DTV visa so i am gonna registeer myself in the company a friend told me that if I am gonna registeered myself as a owner of the company i don’t need to show how many money I gain every month but only that in my main bank account i have 500000 bath aproximately 16000 dollars is that correct?
I wanna ask also if my bank account is for other reason in Mann Island in Europe and not in Mexico, is still ok or i will need addictional documents?
If I am gonna registeered myself during this month when I can apply for the DTV visa ?
Which documents exactly i will need to apply and whic country is the best and easiest for applying ? How long is going to take the process ?
To get a 90 days Non-O visa for family reasons ( wife), if I apply from abroad, do I still need to have 400,000 baht in a Thai bank account or proof some income? On evisa is written like this.
I have heard so much conflicting advice that I’ve decided to ask here.
I wanted to apply, here in my home country, for a retirement visa but I’ve been told that it’s not possible anymore.
1. I have a healthy Monthly income from military and civilian source. But im being told that proof of monthly income is no longer accepted for a retirement visa?
2. I want to figure out if it’s possible to get a visa that doesn’t require border runs.
3. Do I apply for one type of visa and then change to something else once in Thailand?
I know that these questions might seem foolish to some, but after so many conflicting answers, my brain is going to explode. 🤯
I am applying for a NON-IMMIGRATION TYPE O RETIREMENT VISA from the UK and it asks to show income of 65000 a month for 3 months OR a current balance of 800000. If I apply using the current balance route how long would the 800000 have to have been in your account for ?
I have a question about the legality of online employment when applying for the Soft power Muay Thai DTV visa. Is it legal to work online for an overseas company in this visa category? From what I’ve read in the group and online, many who applied for soft power are showing income from overseas (and they ask for proof) so it seems ok, but it’s not the workcation option and legally it seems a bit grey.
Is it better to say unemployed or student?
I’m applying from Hanoi this week and a little worried now with posts about rejections…
Has anyone applied for DTV as a Freelancer? I know about the portfolio and invoices that need to be shown. I have also seen some forums talking about tax returns as well and want to know if proof of taxes is required.
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