Wherever you apply for your DTV you should stay there till you get it. Therefore your next entry to Thailand would be on the DTV so the fact that you’ve had previous entries visa exempt should not be an issue as you have the correct visa for your entry

A habit you may benefit from in the future is to file and get a copy of your TM30 every time you come back in to the country as some immigration offices require a new one on those occasions.

An application I was involved with at the London embassy asked for documents that had been supplied before. What they meant by asking for them was that, we assumed, those that had been sent previously weren’t good enough. Specifically permission to work remotely. We responded by uploading another letter that specifically mentioned working remotely from Thailand and that no Thai clients, or Thai companies were involved in the business.

Given that you’re a freelancer, you could explain your understanding that your remote work in Thailand would only be for clients based outside of the country and any money earned would be remitted to the uk.

They need to know that you understand and are ready to comply with the terms of the visa.

@Maurizio *********

So, after you posted that entering multiple times on a multi entry visa which is specifically designed to do just that will prompt questions from the immigration officer, you have no idea, or further comment on, what those questions might be?

Ok then, that in itself defines the value of your opinion.

Thank you.

@Maurizio *********

and what do you imagine they would ask someone using a multi entry visa to enter multiple times?

Two per calendar year, or per 12 months?

Depends where you’re applying. Malaysian consulates/embassy reportedly wants accommodation proof for your entire 180 day stamp.

I think it’s fairly clear what they’re asking for. Obviously what the gym has already sent you isn’t quite enough so you need to reach out to them.

Other than that, you need the uk bank statement they asked for, and the photo.

I would definitely rent the uk home out.

It would be useful to have a photo of your passport.