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Dnatjugweme ************
You're looking for the guardian visa? It's not a non-imm ED, it's a non-imm O visa. And the reason is "staying with non-Thai family". See screenshot.
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@Anna ********
Not only my experience, some embassies/consulates even mention it in their requirements. Proof of payment is pretty clear. I agree that there is no minimum requirement for said income, but income is pretty much on the menu (meaning unpaid work would not qualify), even if they don't always require a proof of income.

And again, in the cas we are dealing with here, what could this applicant show as a proof of economic activity? Apparently there's no business registered, no contract, etc.
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@Matilda ****
Yes, you do. 500,000 bahts each.
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@Anna ********
1. Many embassies/consulates ask for proof of income, especially for the workcation scheme, but not only. Taipei is known for asking for proof of income, even for the soft power route.

2. How will this specific applicant prove employment then? Apparently he's a trader, has no business registration, no contract to show, etc. Income is his only way to prove his economic activity.
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@Anna ********
Since the OP wants to submit via the workcation route, they certainly care about the source of income.
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There's a risk applying as a trader in the region, I think. If you had a business registration and applied in London for example, that would be another story.

Why don't you submit a soft power application instead?
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@Siggi ******
Sure, but mailing is 15 days before the due date, not 5 days into the grace period.