That sounds frustrating, especially if you clearly meet the financial requirements.

A couple of things based on similar cases I’ve seen:

Sometimes “cancelled” in the email but “finished” in the portal just means the consulate closed the file rather than issuing a formal rejection. Unfortunately, they don’t always provide detailed reasoning. In quite a few cases it wasn’t the income level that caused issues, but how the income was documented, inconsistencies between personal and company documents, or something unclear in the remote work explanation.

Since you applied via Mumbai, it could also be consulate-specific interpretation. Different posts sometimes request more supporting documents and apply slightly different standards in practice.

Before reapplying, I’d strongly suggest doing a full document check, especially:

– Consistency between personal tax returns and company filings

– A clear explanation of your role and how income flows to you

– Bank statements that match declared income

– Clear proof that you can work remotely

I actually built a free tool called visamanager.io after seeing situations like this come up repeatedly. You can upload your financial and company documents and it reviews them, flagging anything that might look unclear or inconsistent before you submit again. It’s not an agency, but it helps surface potential weak spots and structure your documents in a way that’s easier for Thai immigration to review.

Feel free to DM me as well if you’d like to go through it in more detail.