@Sean ******

if available I think they could give another one for remote workers, provided the person is still a remote worker. For soft power I don't think so.

Although I understand your curiosity, it makes no sense to think that from now, as nobody knows and nobody can control it.

As she's over 50, then get a retirement visa for her.

Hola, ¿de qué país eres? Mi nombre en teoría también tiene tilde, pero en el pasaporte no viene escrita, ¿en el tuyo sí?.

Fíjate que pone abajo donde vienen los >>>>>, en teoría debe ponerse como venga ahí (aunque en mi pasaporte viene sin tilde tanto arriba como abajo).

Mi primer nombre lo puse como first name, el segundo nombre como middle name, y los dos apellidos, separados por un espacio, como last name.

Yo apliqué a la DTV a finales de agosto del año pasado, y me la aprobaron a principios de agosto.

What's the question?

Participante anónimo 873 just make sure you don't have three hands or seven fingers on the photo.

Participante anónimo 224 not really strange, as many people (not saying the OP is one of them) ask for the soft power DTV to live (or work illegally) in Thailand without even taking any courses. It's only natural that the embassy wants to make sure the application is real.

@Billy ********

it's ridiculous because one of the categories is remote work (the so-called digital nomads). I can work literally from anywhere, I don't yet want to live on a single place, so yes, it doesn't make sense. Most of the embassies don't have such requirement, tho.

Some specific Embassies in South East Asia (Malaysia? Vietnam?) reportedly demand you to have a lease, which is, in my opinion, ridiculous. I applied in my home country Korea and they wouldn't ask anything like that. They did wanted to see real plane tickets, tho. I also showed my hotel/Airbnb bookings for the first days. I've been so far 1 year in Thailand and I still DON'T have a lease. I change cities every here and then.

Participante anónimo 490 Thailand tax authority chooses nobody, tho 🤷🏻