If they ask, which is very rare, it's 20,000 baht cash and cash only.

@Son ************

saying something is easy, isn't helping anyone. Answer the question or don't write anything.

Someone I know intimately, definitely not me, had one real and two bs ED visas, and one bs volunteer visa in their passport when he or she applied. They got their (not me, definitely not me) DTV in 14 days in Hong Kong last July.

The only thing they asked for was to send them months of bank history, as I, I mean he or she, had only sent them 5 months and 28 days.

You're fine

1. The province you're in when writing this

2. Air/Land/Sea

3. The district and subdistrict for your address (just look in Google maps or your rental contract)

There are no tax returns on the list of requirements.

Just read through this group and find an embassy that accepted someone in your position, without asking for tax returns as additional documentation.

@Gav ********

I block the dingus laugh reactors, but this guy went out of his way to write a whole paragraph to not be helpful, so I needed to ask what he's doing here.

Ask your employer to write a document stating that you work for them and that you can work remotely from Thailand.

That's what it looks like. Every company makes it differently, but the information has to include your position and that you are able to work remotely.

Mark C Moran why are you in this group?

No, your stamp expires when you leave and you get a new stamp when you enter.

Re-entry permits are for long term visas.

No, they might ask you what kind of DTV you have, but usually they just stamp and tell you go