Sep 18, 2024
a month ago
Steven ******
ORIGINAL POSTER
Hi All!

I have a child and girlfriend living in Thailand and I'm currently looking at suitable visa types. My job makes things a little trickier as I work outside of Thailand for 28 days and then I will spend 28 days in Thailand away from work, this rotation will carry on indefinitely so multiple entries is a must. I sent an email to the Thai E Visa website and they responded saying a DTV would be the most suitable option. However, when I look at applying for a DTV on the E Visa website the only choice I seem to have is that of a spouse of a DTV holder and not that of a parent of a Thai dependent as the lady stated in her reply. I've tried emailing a few times again but just get the same reply stating the DTV. Has anyone here been granted a DTV as the parent or guardian of a Thai dependent and if so how did you go about it?
Sep 18, 2024
a month ago
Leif ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER
What to do if I want to live with my Thai wife in Thailand permanently, and don´t have the money required concerning visa rules?
Sep 18, 2024
a month ago
Pierre ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Hello everyone.

In order to assess the percentage of people accepted and rejected, I am conducting this survey. Thank you for your feedback.
Sep 18, 2024
a month ago
Colby *******
ORIGINAL POSTER
How much do “border runs” typically cost? I wanted to get the DTV visa but it doesn’t look like i’m going to have the 450,000 Baht before my flight on Oct 10

i’m from US. I’ll be staying in Koh Samui, on whatever other Visa i can get. ( i guess tourist visa) trying to figure up how much it’ll cost to refresh it
Sep 18, 2024
a month ago
Stephen *******
ORIGINAL POSTER
Looking for clarification on issue we have

Just applied for DTV e-visa in UK, paid fee and just waiting for approval which should literally be anytime now

However, we’ve just had an issue that is going to delay our arrival in Thailand by 3-4 months

Does anyone know if there is a set period that you have to enter Thailand in once DTV visa has been issued

Done internet research and one person said that there is no time limit on entering, but obviously the visa will only be valid for 5 years from date it was issued

Can’t find anything else regarding this

Any sensible answers welcome
Sep 18, 2024
a month ago
Kieran *********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Please can someone confirm a question.

If we retire to Thailand on the 65000bahts per month

Is this for each of us or per married couple instead of the 800,000 baths

Many thanks

Kieran
Sep 18, 2024
a month ago
Stephen *******
ORIGINAL POSTER
Looking for clarification on issue we have

Just applied for DTV e-visa in UK, paid fee and just waiting for approval which should literally be anytime now

However, we’ve just had an issue that is going to delay our arrival in Thailand by 3-4 months

Does anyone know if there is a set period that you have to enter Thailand in once DTV visa has been issued

Done internet research and one person said that there is no time limit on entering, but obviously the visa will only be valid for 5 years from date it was issued

Can’t find anything else regarding this

Any sensible answers welcome
Sep 18, 2024
a month ago
Tony ******
ORIGINAL POSTER
I'd love nothing more than to train Muay Thai for a few years and BJJ. I know the facilities I'd like to attend and actually visited them in the past to inquire. Would the DTV visa allow me to work online as a digital nomad if I applied for the DTV using the Muay Thai route? I'd guess I could apply for either method but want to do so using the most simple and straight forward.
Sep 18, 2024
a month ago
Nadeem ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
We are UK citizens applying for 60 day tourist visas through the E Visa system and it’s asking for proof of current location. Do I even have to show proof of current location for my children?
Sep 18, 2024
a month ago
Christopher *******
ORIGINAL POSTER
I'm in Bangkok, do we extend our visas at Chaenwattana or the IT Mall?
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