Hey DTV experts, I am 40 years old Indian male. Working in Bangkok in a tech job for past 6 years on Non-B visa. My crypto and stock investments did well in past few years. With that, and sufficient savings I am thinking to get retired in next few months.
So, my question is whether I can show my investment returns as regular income for DTV? I am also considering Elite visa but to me it appears complete waste of money.
Would appreciate any insights or advice from those who have navigated similar situations. TIA!
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An Indian expat living in Bangkok for six years is considering retirement and seeking advice on whether he can use his investment returns as regular income to qualify for a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) in Thailand. Key advice from community members suggests that he needs to transfer funds into a bank account in his name, with at least 500,000 THB available for withdrawal. There is no specific income requirement for the DTV visa, but the funds must be accessible. Some users also highlighted that the DTV does not allow any form of work and suggested exploring the soft power option to meet visa requirements.
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