Is it possible to travel around Thailand for a year with a DTV visa and a budget of 29,000 euros?

Just do border runs 👍 spend time in Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and Malaysia too 😍👌

Check multiple entry tourist visa .

Absolutely and keep updating your whereabouts on various site, Arrange meet ups with others staying in the kingdom and they will show you where the bargains can be found and even on occasion offer a room

If you ever get there I'm just outside That phanom

Andy Muyshond. . it depends if you can fulfill the requirements needed to apply for a DTV

You need a reason to apply for the DTV visa, either you are a digital nomad (working remotely from Thailand) or you have to sign up for a minimum of 6 months soft power activity. Its not really designed for someone just to come and truck about

Easily. Plan your stays in advance with Agoda and Airbnb .. shoot even book in advance. You’ll save plenty by planning.

At 45 you won’t want to bounce much, which the DTV, if you qualify, affords. Though practically speaking, and unless you want to spend 2-weeks with immigration during that time, you should plan on one border bounce at or before the 180-day mark. Make sure you obtain a TM 30 from an accommodation during the first 90 days. You’ll need it along with a TM 47 to report to immigration every 90-days – unrelated to the DTV other than the 90-day clock resetting should you bounce.

Yes it's possible a long as you qualify for DTV in some form

Why do u need/want DTV visa? Its a 5 year visa. Just enter on 60 day visa exempt then extend for 30 days then do a couple of border bounces

Yes — it’s definitely possible to travel around Thailand for a year with the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) if you plan smartly.

• Visa length: Valid 5 years, allows stays up to 180 days + 180-day extension (almost a full year).

• Money needed: Must show at least 500,000 THB (~€13K) in savings.

• Your budget: €29,000 (~1.1M THB) is plenty for a comfortable year if you spend wisely (about €1,000–€1,200/month).

• Work rules: You can freelance or do remote work, but not take local Thai jobs.

• Travel tip: You may need to exit and re-enter after your stay to renew your time.

With your budget, the DTV is a solid option for a year-long adventure in Thailand — just keep up with visa rules, insurance, and reporting requirements.