Just supply what they ask for and don't convolute matters. If they want additional information they will ask for it.

Someone else can definitely not apply for you. You have to apply yourself.

You get 180 days on each entry, each departure nullifies the previous stamp. You can extend another 180 days in Thailand at an immigration office.

If you leave and come back you get stamped in again for 180 days. Days do not accumulate.

Visa starts when it is issued.

You should choose workcation/remote worker and supply the items/documents that they require for that visa application. There are many people who own their own business who have applied and received the DTV.

@Gary ******

that will not work. They do not unreject a decision. The OP needs to apply again with correct data. Anyway, it's not possible to change what you filled in, only send additional documents if asked for.

@John *******

would be a good idea however the department issuing the visa is not immigration.

Starts from visa issue date.

@Graham ******

who's talking about fake documents? The op just asked what was needed.

I just uploaded a verification from my employer of my position, tenure and remote working status. That was sufficient for my embassy (NL) but other embassies could differ.

Anyway my employment contract is 22 years old and bears no relation to what I'm doing at the moment 😀

Mooi! Did mine also via embassy in NL, went super smooth. Did not ask for flight or accomodation proof.

Only

1. Verification of remote work from employer.

2. KvK Chamber of Commerce registration of company. Which is easy to get online.

3. Verification I am in NL.

4. I added salary slip as extra.

I have applied and received quite a few times TV there so i guess they can check all that as well

You do not get to decide the requirements because it suits you.

Needs to be in a bank account you have immediate access to, like a checking account.