You’re too young for the visa you applied for so it will get denied, I would cancel the application and come in on visa free if eligible - but make sure you cancel to not have issues with a pending visa as I know someone who came in with a pending visa and was deported pending approval

I included my address from a bank statement and also the flight ticket from thailand to London as part of one pdf I uploaded for that part and it was enough

@Jeremy ****

the dtv is multiple

Entry visa for 5 years letting you stay for 6 months per stamp so actually this is ideal for most digital nomads who travel but maybe like to be in Thailand longer as it's a great country to reside in. Why would people who qualify get another visa costing more and taking longer to get when this one is perfect for most digital nomads? Who is to say people also don't wanna learn on it too. Why are you in this group if you are so anti dtv and coming for someone who had done the right thing and got a visa?

All I put was company logo and their address and then it just said that I was employed remotely as (my job title) and was able to work remotely from any country, including thailand and it was signed by the company owner. My DTV was granted 2 days after submitting the letter

They say in the Evisa website you should not apply more than 3 months before you plan to travel. It starts from the date of issue

I just wrote a letter saying I could work remotely from all countries including Thailand on company headed paper

@Andrew ****

after successfully getting the visa in London and the documents I was asked for I would be inclined to agree with

@Luit ****************

as they asked for me to get a letter from a client stating I can work remotely from any country including Thailand and unfortunately in your profession it's not allowed to do this job in Thailand so soft power probably better

Can I ask what people are generally uploading as proof of location? I would have no rental agreement or utilities