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Does leaving Thailand after 3 months on a DTV visa reset my 180-day stay limit?

DTV Visa Thailand Visa Rules Multiple Entry Visa 180-Day Entry Stamp Immigration Regulations

Sep 24, 2024

2 years ago

Krystian **********

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Hey

I have a question about the DTV visa

If I leave Thailand after 3 months and return does it count 180 days all over again?

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Yes, if you leave Thailand after 3 months on a DTV visa and return, you will receive a new 180-day entry stamp. The DTV visa allows for multiple entries, and every time you enter Thailand during the 5-year validity of the visa, you will receive the 180-day stamp regardless of how long you stayed previously.

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Brandon ************

A DTV is a 5-year multiple entry visa. EVERY time you enter Thailand, you will receive 180 day stamp. It doesn't matter how long you stay, when you leave and return anytime during those 5 years, you receive a 180 day entry stamp.

2 years ago

Dave **********

@Brandon ***********

Brandon. Informative as ever, thank you for your advice. How often do you have to pay to enter on a DTV?

2 years ago

Brandon ************

@Dave *********

you never have to pay to enter. You pay when you purchase the visa.

2 years ago

Dave **********

@Brandon ***********

thank you.

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seems cheap for 5 years..

2 years ago

Brandon ************

@Dave *********

yes. But only in Laos will you actually pay 10,000 baht. Every other embassy charges more

2 years ago

Dave **********

@Brandon ***********

again. Thank you.

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