@James *******

I applied in Taipei on Tuesday/yesteday and got it today. Did not have to show tax returns or company expenses 🙃

Anonymous participant yes I’m aware

@Paul ******

I own my own company as well as work as a freelancer

@Paul ******

can’t say for sure but doesn’t hurt to get it! he did ask a lot of questions around that and also about the stamps and was going to reject my papers but I tried to explain to him how my license is legitimized with my stamps and the notarization. I’m fluent in mandarin as well so I’m not sure if that helped lol.

They wanted my business license notarized and anything to prove my business being registered within my country and state notarized. Stamps from the state(I’m American) and everything. I got it done because I had my assistant do it for me in my home country and state and she scanned it and sent it to me. They also wanted my own business stamp. (I had a stamp made already just by chance for my packaging so I used that as well and had my assistant scanned and sent it to me)

I applied in Taipei yesterday too and they asked for stamp / notarization as well. They asked me to explain every piece of proof and to back up the proof with more proof. Seems they’re getting a little more restrict. So definitely just bring it just incase

do you have to make an appointment to get the DTV visa or can you walkin and queue?

do you have to book an appointment to get the DTV or can you just show up and queue? Thanks!

@Tod ********

ok thank you so much for taking the time to reply! Do you also happen to know if people who get the DTV are able to apply for a Thai bank account?

Congrats! did you apply in your home country?/ are you physically in the United States?