I did (Taipei)

@Lor ******

but I did just download Deeppocket which someone else suggested, uploaded a selfie and my passport. I was approved pretty much straight away … I have just paid for my first time using QR in store. Great!

It’s very similar to TrueMoney but you can actually use it

@Dany *******

you can transfer to Thai bank accounts for a 20b fee but you can’t QR pay unless you’re a Thai citizen

@Phil ***********

I applied and received my Visa in Taiwan.. I arrived for the first time ever the same day I applied

@Scott ******

why is anyone saying anything just give them your passport… he said on arrival he should receive 60 days. He didn’t say that he’s going in asking for a Visa on arrival.

@Wannikea ********

so you get 30 days on arrival or 60 days on arrival exactly like they said? They didn’t call it anything they just said you get it on arrival without a Visa.

@Wannikea ********

they also want a “company license” showing the registration of the company you’re employed with.

Anonymous participant even with my sticker in my passport I had my passport open on visa page and stated here’s my visa… as some people on here, they’ve accidentally been stamped an exemption.

Just do the same with your phone.

Anonymous participant remote worker application. I used an employment contract from 2020, plus a recent “employment certificate” a company letter head confirming my employment and that the role is completely remote, signed/dated by the company with contact information.

You need the company license. (The registration of the company you’re working for. *Certified*)

I also provided bank statements showing the income but could be pay slips or tax returns.

Done outside Thailand. I applied in Taipei… I flew out and applied the day my ed visa expired.