Hi everyone!

Does anyone know of Muai Thai school in Bangkok that offers DTV invitation and had successful experience?

As I see almost all of them are in Phuket on Chiang Mai.

Sawadee Krub 🙏

to apply for a DTV visa on the [members only] my country is not listed, how can I still send and receive it online, can I for example send the form to the embassy in London without being British?

Thanks for your advice and case

Hello everybody 🙏 My DTV (Muay Thai) visa has been approved: 5 years, multiple entries! 🥊

Just a heads-up, not every Muay Thai school offers this, so make sure to double-check. If you need any info or guidance on the process, feel free to reach out! #thailandtravel #ThailandVisa #DTVVisa #DTVNEWS

Sawadee Krub 🙏

to apply for a DTV visa on the [members only] my country is not listed, how can I still send and receive it online, can I for example send the form to the embassy in London without being British?

Thanks for your advice and case 🙏

U.S. Citizen currently living in the Philippines planning a trip to Bangkok and other places in Thailand for 30 days late October. Other than a passport anything else required?

DTV (Medical) Approved - Vientiane, Laos

Docs submitted:

- Bank statement (6 months, balance always above 500k)

- Receipt from first appointment

- Medical certificate with diagnosis & treatment timeline (root canal, extractions, 6 weeks total)

- Proof of next appointment

- Photos, application form, copy of passport, copy of Laos visa & entry stamp, hotel booking in Laos, cover letter (I don't think they read this)

Before applying I messaged the Thai Embassy (Vientiane) Facebook page with a copy of the Med Cert asking if it would be acceptable for the DTV, a few days later they replied saying yes. When I handed in the forms the officer looked at the Med Cert and asked what I needed, I explained dental surgery and that I had messaged the Facebook page and they said it was an acceptable reason. I'm not sure if mentioning that had any impact on him not following up further. He didn't ask any questions about finances or any of the other documents. He requested the 10k baht and gave me the collection form for a few days time.

Based on what I read about other peoples experience I thought there'd be more questions or that maybe I'd be denied when collecting my passport (which lead to a nervous 5 day wait), but looks like if they accept it on the day and ask for the 10k baht then it's guaranteed. As others have said don't overthink it, just submit exactly what you need to. They aren't looking to make it difficult, they want to approve you but in order to do that they just need to tick the boxes.

So that's everything, 5yr visa approved and stamped in for 180 days. Hope this helps the next. Happy to answer any questions.

Hello everyone! For those of you who’ve already secured your LTR, did you redact your Social Security number from your tax returns when you submitted your required documents? Did they give you any problems with this before approval? Did they ask you to resubmit with your Social Security number showing? Thanks. 

Hi there,

Is it possible to convert Ed visa to Non-O spouse visa?

Or I have to go out of Thailand and apply for Non-O visa from home country?

Success story from TAIPEI (remote worker) 🎉

Dropped documents on Tuesday morning, was told to come back at 4 if it’s good they’ll take the money if not no. I did it for me and dependents and wasn’t asked for more documents.

What I brought (original + copies) :

- application form

- bank statement, latest one (6 months with ending balance more than 500 000)

-Remote worker contract

- certification letter from the employer

- License of the company

- English translation from a translator but not notarized.

I paid fees for 4 people (for those with less than 5 years validity passports they wrote with a pen the expiration date of each passeport and told me it will be up to immigration…) but obviously we will keep the old ones when renewing passports.

They didn’t really asked for specific documents they took it all and were happy that i provided 6 months bank statements.

I didn’t had to wait too long it was quick and they were kind.

Good luck to everyone 🙏🏻

I’m in Thailand on a single entry Non Imm O 90 day visa based on Family

It expires on October 15th I want to extend for 30 days by going to immigration office.

Is it possible to extend this visa for 30 days ?

And how many days before the expiry on October 15th should I go to apply for this?

What documents are needed ?

Thanks