Can I get a Chinese visa while holding a Thai DTV?

You can apply Chinese visa in Thailand with DTV, just need to upload the entry stamp page. Even with visa-free,can still apply. No problem.

Most Europeans and a few others (40-45 countries) can visit China visa-free now. Many of them get 30 days entry. If your country isn't on that list then you can still enter visa-free for 10 days provided you fly on to a third country. People from 55 countries can do this. So you'd fly from Bangkok to Shanghai, for example, then on your way back you'd fly to Hong Kong or Tokyo or any other country except directly to Thailand. Just buy two tickets home. One to Hong Kong and one from Hong Kong to Bangkok. My husband used to enter on the 10 day plan and fly back via Hong Kong or Vietnam, but now he's on the 30 day visa-free list so he can buy direct return tickets.

Not into china 🇨🇳

I believe that your ability to obtain a visa to visit China is based on your passport nation, NOT what kind of Thai Visa you hold in Thailand.

Damm how did you get an DTV Visa and asking that question sorry …

You don’t use your visa from another country. If you’re talking about having the visa present in your passport, most of us don’t have that, so you’re asking if China will discriminate if you have it in your passport is that right?

Why would a DTV help or not help with a Chinese visa 🤷‍♂️

Your Thai DTV visa has no effect on other visas

Got a tourist visa for China in Bkk recently, I’m on a dtv.

Why wouldn't it be?