I’m coming to Thailand in November for 90 days, here’s my questions

1. Do I book the flight for 90 days even though I’ve not got the 90 day visa?

2. How do I get the 90 day visa? Is it at the airport as soon as I arrive in Thailand.

3. If I want to stay longer, how do I do this?

Hi, I'm in the UK and intend to apply for a retirement visa. I have the required funds in crypto but its in my crypto wallet. I don't really want to take it out and put it in my UK bank account. Has anyone used a crypto wallet instead of their bank account to prove you have the funds?

Hello, everyone. I’ve been thoroughly researching this whole situation, and I still don’t know what’s the best option for me or where I should go to get everything taken care of.

My 60 days will be up in two weeks.

I’m traveling with my dog, and I know I’ll need to go to the vet and get a health certificate to leave the country again, which is already a headache.

I’m worried about not receiving her health certificate on time, and I obviously don’t want to get kicked out of the country. I was given incorrect information, and I wasn’t aware of the timeline.

These are my questions:

1. What happens if her health certificate arrives three weeks late and I’m here for more than 60 days? Will I get kicked out?

2. I have money in the bank, but I don’t want to pay any unnecessary money for this visa process. I’m considering going to Vietnam to apply for the visa and come back. Is this a good place to apply for the visa?

3. If Vietnam is a good place to apply for the visa, what kind of visa should I apply for?

4. How many times will I have to do these visa runs a year?

5. What documents should I bring to apply for my visa? Will I only need a printout of my bank statements, my passport, a printed photo of myself?

Hello.

Please let me know the latest Cambodian DTV visa news

Thank you.

I applied on June 9th, but I haven't heard from you yet.

Hello,

I'm from New Delhi, India. Have been to Thailand for more than 7 times and I just love Thailand. I want to stay in Thailand for longer and planning to apply for DTV visa. I got money equivalent to much more then the needed money in my account but most of the money is in Fixed deposits. I do stock trading and online teaching. Should I apply for DTV in New Delhi on my own or should I do it through an agency in Thailand ? Will it be okay if I have money in fixed deposits? I would really appreciate if someone could answer my questions.

Any reliable agents who can handle the DTV process?

Hello everyone! I'm preparing for my DTV digital nomad visa at the moment and will fly to Vietnam in a couple of weeks to submit my visa application. Before my current company that is based in Hong Kong and allows me to work fully remotely, I was working for a Thai company for several years that provided me with a work visa and a Thai bank account. Do you know if it's ok to submit my financial statement proving I have at least 500k baht through my Thai bank account? Or do people advise I should use my foreign bank account instead? Thank you in advance!

I have recently posted a series of Reels/TikToks documenting our move to being retired in Hua Hin, which we now call home!! anyone in the group or other readers please feel free to DM me for details as I will not be so crass, (and also the admins might not like it,) if I just put up my account details. Only happy to help people out though!

I’m in Houston for some medical treatment in September and I could apply for my dtv from there. I have a bank account which could show a usd balance so that wouldn’t be a problem.

Can anyone comment on if the process is easy or difficult and how long it would take? Maybe US in general as a foreigner?

Will it just be easier to wait and travel to another Asian country?

I’m on a UK passport. I could even travel back to the UK in between and apply from there. Thank you

Just update, I got DTV in Cambodia early June now came to Thailand and got stamp 6 months and e visa on the passport. took me 3 weeks of waiting time. No trouble at all at Sovannaphumi airport. all the best guys.