How is the DTV process going to change once it switches to e-visa? It sounds like it would be easier but with a closer look it seems like you have to apply from your home country. Anyone have any information about the e-visa? For example, I called Jakarta embassy and they said they will not accept in person appointments starting in October.
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The transition to an e-visa system for Thailand's DTV (Digital Tourist Visa) is expected to simplify the application process but may impose new restrictions, such as requiring applicants to be physically present in the country where they apply. Several users discussed their understanding of the requirements, with mixed experiences and anecdotal information suggesting that many embassies in Southeast Asia will not only cater to nationals but also accept applications from long-term residents. The specific implementation date in Jakarta is unclear, although changes are anticipated soon. Users are concerned about whether it's still possible to apply for a DTV without utilizing the e-visa.
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