I am currently renting one for a week because we had similar thoughts before finding out how dangerous they are. I wouldn't reccomended it. They take some strength to drive and are very uncomfortable for passengers, especially any bumps. If you want to test drive one for yourself contact Mr. Thor Rentals. I return it tomorrow.

Mad respect for these little Thai women driving these things. 💪 💪

I went to immigration the other day to get a certificate of residency to open a bank and purchase a vehicle. When we were finished the immigration officer said he would see me in 180 days, which left me confused to the requirement of 90 days as well.

@Robert **********

DC

This is the template I used. Basic

I own a business and wrote a.letter to myself and signed it. The U.S. embassy asked me for employment verification proof that stated I am allowed to work remotely in Thailand and the reason... because it's easier for me to travel and cheaper, so I typed up an Employmemt Verification Letter I found on Google, changed names, and signed it. Next day I had my visa. Good luck

@Leo *****

No tax records. I used a certificate of status to show I own a business and its current, a letter to myself allowing remote work, and proof of funds. Use PDF for everything.

I applied at D.C. on Aug. 12th and got my DTV approved today the 29th at 4:20. Yesterday they asked for a few documents to be in PDF format, and a letter to myself saying I'm allowed to work remotely and why. There was a Thai holiday, so the embassy seems to be close to 10 business days still. Good luck! I'm guessing you'll hear something very soon.