What are the best agencies for DTV assistance in Thailand?

@Clifton ***********

To be clear, we no longer offer DTV services to individuals who do not maintain a balance of at least 500,000 THB for three months or more, as this can lead to future issues that we are unable to assist with.

While it may still be possible to obtain a DTV with only one month of funds at some consulates, our experience is that this is becoming increasingly difficult. The turning point for us was when in-country extensions were no longer offered to applicants without a verifiable balance, along with reports of entry-related issues.

Please take this into account. For any DTV holder, it is important to have up-to-date documentation supporting the visa, which may include soft power activity details, workcation information, and, of course, proof of your bank account balance.

@Clifton ***********

you mean maintain 500,000 every month after visa is approved?

> When extending for an additional 6 months while in Thailand this happens, also less likely but has happened before travelers have been pressed last month upon entry. So its not "EVERY" month, but when extending its highly advisable to have a recent statement that shows you do have money.

so some embassy only require you to show 500,000 in the account and not the 3 months of 500,000?

> It can vary, most right now require 3 month history.

@Timmy ****

They were great with us. Helped us get all the paperwork and documentation needed for DTV. (It helped that we were already on the island!) Can't apply for it in Thailand so flew to Danang, Vietnam. Applied there via the Thai embassy in Ho Chi Minh, took about 3 weeks in total to get mine and my wife's DTV. Been living on the island since early march last year 👍

@Stephen ****************

cheers mate

@Timmy ****

Ban Suan Cooking school on Koh Chang.

@Stephen ****************

Didn’t know cooking was a soft power…. Can you pm me the company ?