I never gave 3 months. I just gave the current balance. It was accepted without question

@Maurizio **********

wow! Please check your facts before making a statement like that that is totally incorrect. This group is here to help people not mislead them

@Marcus *******

I never gave 6 months of statements. Just 1 statement showing current balance

Personally I would provide both in your application i.e. tell them you have 2 sources of income that van both be done remotely

@Rodney *******

he’s one of those trolls with nothing better to do with him time. It’s sad really

@Roger **********

sad that it bothers you so much. Must be tough being so perfect. Try and be a bit kinder mate. You’ll feel better for it

You will be able to offset any tax liability in Thailand, against taxes you have paid in the UK. If there is a balance (i.e. Thai liability greater than UK) you will have to pay the difference. I did this when working in Spain for 5 years and it was pretty straightforward but I would suggest you get an accountant in Thailand to help you with that side of it.

@Christopher *******

yes it is against the rules, and you will be declined, but suggest you look up the definition of illegal!

Illegal! 😂 against the rules maybe. Not useless as I used an agency in BKK to apply whilst I was in UK, so no rules broken. But carry on making unhelpful and unqualified comments mate

@Romain ***

why is it useless? And not illegal unless you are using them for the money