I got it with my business but had to provide a contact we had with a client as proof were legitimate and have income.

It might be different if you don't have clients, not sure.

Does this provide a path to citizenship?

HCMC approved my wife's dependent visa recently. They're pretty fast, normally 5 business days if you don't go during a holiday.

@Sean ******

cat can work remotely for a non-thai business ROFL.

By the way - the cat rescue in Thailand is quite different than in the US. There are a lot of community cats that people feed and take care of. Walking from our apartment we usually see 10-20 of them that are all well fed and very friendly.

There are nonprofits that help care for them but generally they intervene if one is critically ill or injured, and after treatment the cat or dog will usually be put back. But most people are so kind to the animals that they seem to live higher quality lives than they would in a US type shelter system.

Just wanted to put that out there!

We also have used

@Pet ******************

for boarding and transporting a cat from Phuket to Bangkok. I know they do transport from the US as well.

Pet Lovers in Bangkok might be more helpful.

I had to provide 'proof of taxes paid 2023'. I was just approved last week.

@John *********

ok. What I have has no treatments anyway except supplements and off label stuff.

@Brandon ***********

cool - I guess I meant did you have to provide your medical history or get an exam to get the insurance?