Assuming you have an address in UK then just used a bill or bank statement. Mine was accepted in London

@Kool ******

how do they know it is faster and easier than other places?

London was straightforward and quick - but obviously I don’t know how it compares because I only applied once!

@Kool ******

how do you know it is easier and faster than anywhere else?

@Mika *******

it doesn’t actually say that, but might be inferred by the word ‘savings’. Mine was in an investment account that was accessible - it sounds like his is also, as he is talking about transferring it to be sure. It’s why I said it might depend on the type of investment account he has. I would do the same thing as him and not take any chances!

Anonymous participant you might be able to. The rule actually says checking or ‘savings’ account - might depend on the sort of investment account you are referring to

Anonymous participant Mine wasn’t in my bank account or a monthly statement. I just showed the balance in my investment account at the time of application. I applied in London

I very much doubt it. Same as they wouldn’t accept a pension as being remote working.

@Felipe ********

yes you are. Stop burying your head in the sand. If you are here more than 180 days you are considered a tax resident and have to file a return - whether you are actually liable for any tax then depends on many factors.

you are entitled to your opinion but she is just trying to find a way to make it work in her situation - nothing wrong with that. I would take any bet you don't, or won't pay your taxes in Thailand if you stay long enough. Saying someone is ruining it for everyone else just makes you sound like an entitled bully, who thinks they are better than everyone else