@Shannon *****

hey so I was just honest and put what described the closest to what I do and an approximate annual income. Soft powers still allows you to work online as long as you’re not working for a Thai entity.

I think a lump sum in a bank would be fine, they just want to know that you have enough savings to support yourself.

In my post I describe every document I submitted, that was literally it just bank statements, passport stamp in Vietnam, all documents supplied by my gym which I compiled into 1 pdf.

I’d say stay somewhere in either old quarter if you want to explore easily by foot, if you’re planning to just bunker up then Ba Dinh

@Fąndn ******

it was baht to be precise lol

@Pavel ********

no I stated I was freelance working (as it was closest to what I do) and an approximate income. DTV under soft powers still allows you to work online however you’re not permitted to work for a Thai entity as far as I’m aware

@Fąndn ******

this is correct, under soft power there is no need to show payslips. I just uploaded the last 3 months of bank statements as proof 👍

@Layla ******

Thank you! I booked a 1 month course which was seemingly sufficient enough

@Suave ****

Yes you need to demonstrate that you have at least 500,000 baht (or equivalent in your currency) in your bank account in your most recent statement

@Molly *******

Nope didn’t use an agent I just filled it out myself, it wasn’t a difficult application tbh and if I had a question I’d use the search bar in this group to look for where someone has made a post/ comment about it