What are the chances of getting a DTV Visa approved in Thailand, especially for a new remote worker?

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Nov 27, 2024

a month ago

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Has anyone here experienced getting their DTV Visa rejected? I'm applying in person soon but my anxiety is getting the best of me. I've been to Thailand just a week ago and I really loved it there and I decided to move to Bangkok and I thought the best visa to apply for is the DTV Visa because I work remotely. And by the way would it matter if I only started to work remotely. I got hired last October of 2024. What are my chances of getting my DTV Visa approved? Thank you so much!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The post inquires about the chances of getting a DTV Visa approved after recently visiting Thailand and starting a remote job. Comments suggest that having the necessary documentation and proof of funds is crucial, with mixed experiences from others regarding visa rejections. Issues like embassy differences, incorrect documentation, and not meeting specific requirements were noted as common reasons for rejection.

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Helen ********

Search the group, a lot of people had the DTV rejected for numerous reasons... not being able to provide proof they are in the country they applied to, submitted business account instead of personal, didn't meet requirements for the category they applied for, names or passport dates incorrect. There are too many to state but it can happen. If you submitted everything properly for the category you applied for , should be perfectly fine.

a month ago

Samantha **********

Don’t think that would matter.

Which embassy are you going through? That seems to make a bit of a difference unfortunately.

As long as you have the funds and your company permission you should be ok.

a month ago

Anonymous ******************

After I was rejected I entered Thailand visa exempt and I will try again next month for a second DTV attempt

a month ago

Jurarut *************

Just have all requirements that’s they ask and you will got visa.

a month ago

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Jurarut *************

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