@Tommy *******

Thailand (BKK specifically) has a large oversupply in Condos and there are a huge number of them sitting empty. Srettha is a property developer and this is precisely why he wanted more foreigners to come and settle. It’s not about what Foreign residents and even locals feel comfortable with, the governments job is to stimulate the economy and make sure that it won’t slide into a recession, although you could argue that we’re already in it and it will get worse. I guarantee you that I’m in Thailand way longer than you so I suggest you sit down and stay in your lane. :)

Can you elaborate what exactly that means? What is an “expat scene saturation”, not enough ladies for all the passport bros? 😂

If you apply in the same country where the certificate was issued then it shouldn’t even require the translation as the local embassy staff will be able to speak the language and verify.

It’s an eVisa you only get a A4 printout with a QR code. No label in the passport.

@Daniel *********

they usually don’t ask these questions although it varies a bit from embassy to embassy. You could transfer something a day before the statement closes, hand it in and then that’s sufficient

Can you show sufficient bank balance instead? Probably much easier and straight forward.

If the company is that big you might even qualify for the SMART Visa.

Fly to Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam or Hong Kong.

You need a company to do so. If you formed a sole proprietorship or other form of company you’re surely welcome to apply. Otherwise you aren’t working and therefore don’t qualify. Those are the instructions.

Being a personal investor handling your own funds isn’t considered remote, digital work under the DTV. If you have a registered company that can certify you account management as a digital nomad you’ll probably be ok.