I suspect embassies from some locations have started “the deal” with the agents in terms of visa applications, and you will not get your DTV visa by yourself. It is kind of mafia thing and some of you guys from First World countries will not understand it. There is a system taking place and I am saying this for you to pay attention on where you are applying. I just got stamped my visa now and it is until 28 May. They started counting from the date the visa is issued.

Sawasdee khrop…

what is the most trustworthy visa agency in Pattaya / Jomtien, in your opinion???

i plan to go tomorrow for retirement visa. thanks 🙏

I am coming to Thailand 1st February for 60 days I go through priority lane as I am over 70 will I need an ETA ?

Okay. I'm a US citizen ready to become an expat in Thailand

What are my responsibilities to America. I am on medicare and medicaid but probably have to get part b. I am also on ssI with direct deposit. Will any of these benefits be compromised as an expat, and curious about tax liabilities. I know it's alot but I also know alot of you have gone through this. My visa would be non o with Thai Family.

Do you have to make an appointment to get a new driving licence on samui, or just turn up?

Hi A quick query ,Do the TM30 need to be filled in every time I return to Thailand and stay in my house or dies my wife need to do it

I am hearing different amounts off how much you need to show in a Thai bank for a marriage visa 400k or 800k .

I'm going to Thailand in January on non-imm O visa. Flying from UK.

Can I buy one way ticket as I'm not sure how long will i stay? Or will it have problems on the border?

Hallo. I got accepted for exchange programme in Thailand. So now I got all documents from University and I wanna apply for Visa. So I'm going for non-imm ED visa and I realised that I can only get single entry.

I plan to travel during my stay to other Asia countries for events (I work in entertainment industry) and I was wondering is there any alternative to be able get multiple entries? I heard it's possible to pay everytime but it's like €50 or sum and if I'm gonna travel more than 5 times I think it's waste of money.

Anyone has idea how I can figure it out? Not sure if I can have other kind of visa and just study with that.

Hello everyone, I need your advice!

I'm in a bit of a dilemma. I'm currently in Brazil, in a city far from the Thai Embassy, so I plan to apply for the DTV online and choose "The Royal Thai Embassy in Brazil" as my location.

Here's my question: should I submit my documents in Portuguese (the official language of Brazil) or translate them to English?

I would really appreciate your opinions and experiences on this matter. Thank you in advance! 🙏