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How to apply for DTV soft muay thai visa from Indonesia while in Phuket?
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Feb 28, 2025
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Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERHello,
I am actually in Phuket and about to apply for DTV soft muay thai in Jakarta. Please can you clarify how does it work, do i need to fill up on the official website once i am in Jakarta or i can do it right now? Once i filled up the form, how long does it takes to get appointment in Jakarta thai embassy? i presume who need to be there to fill up the form also physically?or i can go at thai embassy by myself without any appointment?
Thank for all you answer in advance and your help.
I am actually in Phuket and about to apply for DTV soft muay thai in Jakarta. Please can you clarify how does it work, do i need to fill up on the official website once i am in Jakarta or i can do it right now? Once i filled up the form, how long does it takes to get appointment in Jakarta thai embassy? i presume who need to be there to fill up the form also physically?or i can go at thai embassy by myself without any appointment?
Thank for all you answer in advance and your help.
TLDR : Answer Summary
To apply for the DTV soft muay thai visa, you can start filling out the application form online while in Phuket. However, you will need to be physically present in Indonesia to complete the submission with proof of your current location, such as an immigration stamp. The processing time typically takes about 3 working days. Once in Indonesia, you will be able to upload your documentation and pay online. It's advisable to consult the Thai Embassy's website for specific requirements and details, as some applicants have noted delays in approval times.
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Henrik *****
Read the website of the Thai Embassy you will apply at.
Search the group for the many answers allready given on your questions.
Search the group for the many answers allready given on your questions.
Bea ******
It’s fully online, you can be anywhere in Indonesia and upload immigration stamp as proof of location. Can start filling out the forms while in Thailand, then go to Indonesia, upload proof of location pay online and submit. Husband and I got approved in 3 working days each through Jakarta while staying in Bali (soft power also)
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERThank for your help thats all clear now! thank for your time asual.
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John **********
You can't submit the application until you are in Indonesia and have to remain in Indonesia until it completes
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correct ✅John **********
You don't visit the embassy you apply online once in Indonesia. The processing time is 10 working days not including the day you submit the application
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ORIGINAL POSTER@John *********
Do i need to be in Jakarta or Bali works?Once you get approved they need your passport to stamp it i guess so i need to go to the embassy?Henrik *****
Anonym deltager You should do a lot more reading about DTV, before you apply, you don't even know the basics.
John **********
Anonymous participant Bali should be OK unless they call you in for interview. They don't put a visa in your passport anymore, they send you a pdf which is your visa. You need to print it out and show it to immigration when entering Thailand
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Toni *******
Well think of it this way, how do you submit proof of current location if you are not really at Jakarta?
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i have lease contract in BaliToni *******
Anonymous participant thats not a proof of location tho, but if you have a recent utility bill on your name it might work, either way you can use that and later when they ask for different proof and you are actually there can use something else, that i cant think of now :) but if they ask for stamp and it says day after your application, might be not good
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Calvin ******
I’ve heard Indonesia taking a while to approve DTV. Have you thought about alternative locations?
Calvin ******
You can also pre fill some of the information prior to submitting, but then make the final submission (with proof of entry stamp & or accom booking) when you’re there.
Calvin ******
Ps - there’s no appointment. It’s all online, unless an interview is requested.
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