Has anyone applied DTV through Japan? I m in Japan on visit visa and thinking to apply DTV for Thai. Is it possible ?
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A user inquires about applying for a Thai DTV (Digital Nomad Visa) while on a visit visa in Japan and seeks confirmation on whether this is possible. The conversation explores various aspects of visa durations and rules in Thailand, particularly regarding the counting of days after entry. Participants provide insights into the current visa situation, emphasizing that arrival day is counted as day one, and how this applies to the DTV visa application process.
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Still 60 days and if it did drop you can still get a 30 day extension from local immigration.
Last day is when you go thru immigration. For you, if you go thru immigration July 29th just before midnight and your flight is July 30th after midnight, it would be fine.
Uschi Schreib if the Departures time is only an hr or two after midnight and you had underguessed the departure day, get checked in and past the IO before 23:59... the extra time then spent waiting in departures taxfree area will be more relaxing...
Why are people answering this question 🤷♂️ this page is full of crackpots wasters and wankers posting shit. Yet another five-knuckle-shuffle expert who is not answering any of the replies or even liking them. I really don't get it.
Robert G Viset should be 30 nights they shouldn't count arrival day as day one, that is the question , Thailand is cheating in this regard, I had this argument about overnight parking fee, they charged me 2 days for less than 24 hours, day 1 arrival day 2 leaving in their twisted logic, everywhere in the world one day is 24 hours but not in Thailand!!!!!