you can use gas bill or electric bill as a proof of location

We think you can try applying in the U.S., but you should include a cover letter on the front page of your financial documents explaining your situation.

It should cover the following points:

1. Your total assets, worth approximately XXX USD, are held in a brokerage account.

2. The funds come from your previous jobs and investments.

3. You have decided to apply for the DTV visa and have transferred a portion of your funds to this account.

If you apply in the U.S., the embassy staff will likely be familiar with Schwab brokerage accounts, which may increase your chances of approval.

There is still a risk of rejection, but the most you would lose is the 10,000 THB visa fee. If you’re approved, you’ll save yourself a lot of hassle compared to applying in a neighboring country of Thailand.

If you plan to visit thailand in mid of september, you should apply for dtv around mid august.

If your workcation documents look weak and you don’t want to risk losing the 10,000 Baht visa fee, it’s better to go for the Soft Power option.

Consider learning Muay Thai or taking a Thai cooking class — it will save you a lot of headaches, and you’ll actually gain a new skill in Thai culture and possibly make new friends along the way.

Any bank account is acceptable, but the embassy always prefers a bank account from the same country as the Thai embassy (because they are familiar with the bank and can verify the documents more easily).

saving and checking account only, the brokerage account doesnt count.

We suggest you transfer the fund right away and let it sit still in saving or checking account as long as possible

This is typical of the Thai bureaucracy — even Thai people experience this kind of situation regularly. The only thing you can do is accept it.

If you do not have a direct relationship, such as mother and son or husband and wife, a sponsor letter may not be accepted.

Therefore, when applying for a soft power program such as a cooking school, look for institutions that offer a full refund in case your visa is rejected.

@Greg *******

Actually, when we take into account the payment fees and all expenses related to the service (including PayPal fees, taxes, and employee costs), this price leaves us with almost no profit — it’s nearly break-even.

We simply want to support foreigners who are applying for the DTV visa, helping them get everything right so they don’t face rejection from the embassy and lose their visa fee. Just having a foreigner come to Thailand and spend their money to support our local economy is the biggest return we could get from offering this service.

We understand that foreigners are very important to the Thai economy, and we have no intention of overcharging them for a visa-related service.

For workcation category, we can review the doc for 4990 Baht( 130 usd)

we accept paypal

we will fully refund all the fee if visa is rejected

we have over 350+ of approval case of dtv application

we accept payment via paypal

for more info

dtvvisathailand.com

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