Okay so I'm not sure I understand the question fully, but I was in Thailand on my ED and renting a place before I went to Cambodia basically on vacation.
I put the address of my place in thailand, but I never provided any proof of this, and I could have put any random hotel it would have been the same, at least in Cambodia, as some embassies weirdly seems to ask for proof of accommodation. At least this is my understanding.
Remember on paper it's not a Visa for people already living in Thailand, but for people that would like to come later.
Participant anonyme 627 I litterally opened it with google doc and did an automated translation. Then I included only this translation in the PDF. Invoices however were already in english.
Participant anonyme 154 Haha I don't know fellow anonymous person, no idea, but I just read this quite a few times here, so I mention it because people say "avoid female officers" for some reason.
Well they technically don't know if you've worked or not on your ED visa. They do not have access to the whole file you sent to the embassy.
For all they know you could have suspended your activity while on ED, and just signed a new contract and decided to ask for DTV for example.
Yes for sure, as an officer I would think no less, but maybe remote work for foreign companies is not something they really care about on TR/ED. At least it feels so. Like they're kinda just making it explicit with the DTV.
Yes I just basically took the fast track option on my Airasia flight, as I needed to pay for extra carry on anyways and it was packaged with it, tbe fast track itself cost me around 1000 thb.
No idea if it had any impact on the officer's behavior though.