DTV Workcation Approved from Karachi, Pakistan❤️

Details:

15 June 2025 - Docs submitted

20 June 2025 - Fees paid

20 June 2025 - Pending Document Check

26 June 2025 - Request an interview

30 June 2025 - Interview

30 June 2025 - Approved

90 Day Reporting booking slot -

Hi all, i read on here previously that you can book a time slot 14 days in advance to speed up the process to file 90 day report in Bangkok, cant seem to find any information about it online can anybody help?

It's my first time reporting so needs to be in person, there seems to be 2 slightly different addresses online does anybody know which i need to go to as a foreigner living here on a DTV?

Thanks

Hello all, I have been living in Thailand since May 2023 on a Retirement Visa. I just got my new 12 month extension in May this year and the lady at Immigration pointed out that my passport runs out in March 2026 so she could only stamp me in until then. I am going for a quick trip back to my home country Australia very soon , I have a re-entry stamp in my passport now and was going to get a new passport while I’m in Australia which brings me to the question, What can I expect upon my return to Thailand regarding my old passport with the current Visa stamp and re-entry permit? Is there something I should do before go to Australia?

Hi everyone….Is it correct that you can submit your electronic arrival card declaration no more that 72 hours (3 days) before your estimated flight arrival time….?

That is the estimated arrival time on your air ticket..?

So if you arrive at 10 am on a Wednesday …..for example….you can submit it only after 10 am on the Sunday…?

Sundays are ok..?

And can you not do it earlier than that…?

I need some help understanding my current situation, if anyone has been through this, or knows what needs to be done.

Background - I am a foreign national working in Thailand, holding a Non-Imm B visa. I gave birth to a son this January and I checked with Immigration about his non-O visa, they said to get it once he leaves the country before he comes back.

We're visiting home (Ireland) for 15 days this mid-July, so we would need to apply for his non-O while we are there so that he can have it when we're back in Bkk.

Here's where I have a few questions:

1. I cannot apply for it when we're in Bkk, I need to wait until we reach Ireland to apply for it. The consular says I need 15 working days for the visa to come through, but Thai eVisa says it's 3-10 working days. (Going to the consulate is also not an option because the only one for the UK and Ireland is in London.) We don't have 15 working days, so can I actually apply for it anyway before we go?

2. If yes, the online form asks for proof that he is in Ireland. I emailed the consulate to ask what I could use to prove this. They replied with "local utility bills," which obviously he won't have. For this, could I just use my Thailand rental agreement? But that won't prove that he's currently in Ireland, so I'm unsure what would work here.

3. If I can't get the visa on time, he can obviously come back visa-free, but I don't know the process to change that to a non-O dependent visa - if someone could share that with me.

Thanks in advance for any help I can get.

Hi im travelling trough bkk airport on the way to Europe normally I purchase my visa which is compulsory for me but this time im only transferring to another flight unfortunately I have to go trough immigration so the question is would I have to do a dtac form to transit im not leaving the airport

Hey guys, I initially posted a question regarding applying for BOI companies as a fresher. Is it true that - Even if I show 2+ years of prior work experience with proof, BOI won't accept my application due to the fact that "I just graduated"? I don't understand why this matters? Because someone can get a bachelors degree at any point of their life right? Doesn't mean they can't have prior work experience. Can anyone enlighten me with similar experience or advice? Im 24 btw.

Do we need to 90 report in person again, or are we able to do so online?

We have 90 day reported online previously but since then we have left Thailand and re entered (on the same dtv) 7 weeks later.

I guess the.question is "does the 90 day reporting prrocess reset back to completing the first 90 day report in person (as aposed to online), if you leave the Kingdom?"

Can anybody show me a copy of the retirement o visa forms please:

Good news, my Thai "O" visa approved, took 5.5 business days. Valid from June 30. to September 27. 2025. Going Thai July 3rd.

It was Osaka Royal Thai Consulate, they look after my area.

Now, I print it and show at the Immigration at the airport?

It has a QR code, anything to do with it (suck it in into my iPhone)?