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@Klaus ********
Yes, but unfortunately, Wise often does not use my name as the sender and the Intended purpose cannot always be considered on the credit transfer. This can make it more difficult for the recipient to recognise the payment.
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This here is someone who successfully applied for this visa at the Royal Thai Consulate-General in Munich. Remote Worker.

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@Pete ******
copies possible in the immigration building or have to made in advance?
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@Pete ******
Does the adress report TM30 have to have a current issue date or can I also use one from a year ago, as long as nothing has changed?
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@Pete ******
thank you. Simply show the last entry stamp in the passport or have to provide a copy as for the first passport page?
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@Gyurii ********
In fact, this regulation with the 180 days is part of the double taxation agreement.
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@Robin ********
Your objection is quite understandable, but it is also inherently understandable that the immigration authorities remain "skeptical" and ask questions even after the DTV has been granted.

A polite, friendly and honest answer is the right way to go.
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@Fluff ************
This is basically correct. Some expect the reason to be derived from the approved DTV that they have brought with them - because the DTV is a tourist visa; it is therefore intended for tourist purposes in combination with remote work or certain activity.

That should be reconfirmed upon arrival if there are any inquiries. A polite, friendly and honest answer is the right way to go.
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@Mo *****
yes. Be polite, be friendly and show respect, even if some of the questions you are faced with seem a little unpleasant.