Most probably someone chose the wrong standard request for further documents. They mistakenly used their template request intended for non-imm B visas...
Participant(e) anonyme Since your application fee may be lost already, I would challenge them with a cover letter on those specific points. Look for official references that you're not allowed to work for a Thai company with a DTV and write a nice cover letter. You might even get the visa in the end.
Absolutely no connection whatsoever with what I've written in this group... 😂 Honestly I feel bad for you, your comprehension skills are extremely poor, it's embarrassing.
A medical certificate showing no prohibitive diseases (Leprosy, Tuberculosis, drug addiction, Elephantiasis, third phase of Syphilis) as indicated in the Ministerial Regulation No. 14 (B.E. 2535).
Participant(e) anonyme No, there is only one option: The Thai e-visa website. Maybe some representations are not connected to the Thai e-visa system yet, but then they would accept only applications in person.
Depending on your current location, your application will be sent through the platform to the embassy/consulate which covers the area where you are located. If you apply from your home country/country of residence, usually your documents are written in the local language. Most embassies/consulates will accept documents written in the local language of the country where they are located. But they could ask for a translation into English or Thai nonetheless. For example, the embassy in Vienna covers Slovenia, but I am not sure if they accept documents in Slovene language.