Are you talking about the TDAC ?

@Greg *******

No, but what I wanted to say is that there is a certain logic behind it and he could clarify it in advance with the consulate 😊

If you can prove that these were your investments and that you converted them into cash, then it should be fine. The three or six months of proof of ownership is basically just about making sure you're not borrowing the money from friends or an agency. But you could clarify that with them in advance. I think you can talk to them, since you have the money and it belongs to you.

What do you mean with normal translation (click translation website) ?

If your Muay Thai gym is in Bangkok, then I would definitely not include any travel details about other regions in Thailand. I wouldn't even know where you'd want to include or upload them. I would keep it as simple and straightforward as possible. The consular officer doesn't want to read through your travel plans or letters because they're stressed out and have to process 20 visa applications a day. Furthermore, if you overdo it with documents that aren't required, they might suspect that you're trying to cover something up.

@Genevieve ***

It's not required to include such a cover letter, but if you absolutely want to, include it under point 5 along with your Muay Thai documents. The cover letter should then only be about Muay Thai, i.e., your intention to learn, train, and improve Muay Thai.

Which invoice has a name on it? You would have to go to an electronics store and buy something there and then get an invoice with your name because of the warranty, but if you just go to the supermarket and buy a cake or something like that, you don't get an invoice with your name on it

It's ridiculous to demand that because what if they refuse, then you're stuck with the airline tickets and what do you do then?

Are you applying for soft power or remote worker ?

Are they also listed under middle names in your passport ? The consular officer has no idea about foreign names or middle names; he just looks at your passport and wants you to enter it on the e-visa form exactly as it appears in your passport.