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Should I apply for a DTV visa while planning to enter Thailand soon after?

DTV Visa Visa Application Process Visa Cancellation Thailand Immigration Rules Expat Advice

Mar 22, 2025

a year ago

Denis ***********

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Hi, i applied for DTV but got canceled ( cos i put my middlename, but in my passport its not specified and there is "mismatch") and i want to apply one more time until im outside of thailand, but my flight is in 1 week, so is it good idea, to do so, i would apply, fly to thailand and wait until i get response there, and if its approved, ill re-enter thailand with this dtv visa?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The original poster faced a cancellation of their DTV visa due to a mismatch in their name. They are considering applying for the visa again while planning to fly to Thailand within a week. However, commenters strongly advise against this, stating that it is risky and may lead to a visa refusal, as Thai consulates expect applicants to remain in the country where they apply until their visa is processed.

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Anna *********

That’s against the rules and risky if they are you for proof of location or an interview

a year ago

John **********

That's a really bad idea and risks getting a refusal. Thai consulates expect you to remain in the country you apply from until the process completes and have been known to require proof of this

a year ago

Roxana ******

Ofc its not a good idea. You got canceled the first time and lost the 10.000 Thb, do this and your application will be rejected, this time.

a year ago

James ********

Not a wise idea. Stay in the country where you are applying for the DTV visa until it's approved or not.

a year ago

Johan **************

There have been reports of people doing that successfully but it is against the rules so doing that is risking another rejection. Choose wisely.

a year ago

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Johan **************