@Hao ****

if he is genuine, why don't he use real name like most of us here. Why must he emphasis that he is Chinese?

You have the choice to give up the application or submit the document they asked for.

No one is forcing you

Another anonymous asking a baseless question, pretending to be an innocent Chinese person to create the illusion that Thailand is targeting Chinese people, thereby instigating a dispute between China and Thailand.

It seems you have obsessive-compulsive disorder.

You are demanding everyone to work according to your order.

You should start working for 2-3 months from your current location before submitting your application. You will be safer from rejected and lose your application fee.

@Robert ******

are you sure about entering on 1 day before the ex

Maybe you have not brushed your teeth after a long flight from Australia.

Landlord only responsible for the initial TM30. In fact you do not have to do it as long as there's no change in the address. Just keep the original TM30 as slip.

If you lose it, simply go to immigration office and ask for a new one.

I never report for TM30 every time when returning to Thailand. I used the original TM30 for visa renewal, getting residential certification, etc.

The embassy usually don't call for interview unless something suspicious about your application. If that's the case, your application will most likely not successful.

I got my DTV from Singapore Thai Embassy in Feb 2025. No problem.

I presented my income tax return, employment letter, bank statements showing "Salary" from your company, and balance of not less than SGD 20K.

Initially I show my Thai bank statement. But they requested me to show bank statements that show salary income. If your salary is drawn in Singapore, your bank statement should have shown that.