I guess I’ll have to visit Guam to apply for DTV. I hate long flight back to mainland US 🥹
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The conversation discusses the challenges of applying for the Thai DTV visa from Guam, highlighting the absence of a Thai consulate on the island and mentioning that applications may need to be submitted through the Los Angeles consulate. Participants note the requirement of residency where applications are filed and share details about travel logistics from Bangkok to Guam.
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You need to be a resident of where you apply from now.
IntelligentFrog1691 - Guam is considered USA territory, so if you are on the island, you can apply through the specific consulate assigned to it(assume LA). Interestingly, just looked up the length and cost. One way flight from Bangkok takes about 12 hours (Bangkok-Korea-Guam) and cheapest 1 way ticket was 9,500 baht