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What are the required documents for obtaining a DTV visa in Thailand?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
To obtain a DTV visa, it's essential to provide various documents, which can differ based on the consulate. Commonly required documents include a passport and proof of income, such as bank statements or evidence of having over 500,000 THB in an account. Some users have suggested that a Paypal account showing this amount might also suffice, but it's crucial to check with the specific Thai consulate as requirements may vary even within the same country.
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- Take the basic DTV Qualification Test to see if you're eligible for the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV).
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Nick ************
Passport useful.
Paul *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Nick ***********
really you don’t sayNick ************
@Paul ********
well it is the only thing that every consulate will want. Everything else varies from one to another.Reply to
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Stefan *******
Does a paypal account also work as evidence (when there are more than 500,000 THB)
I receive all my income via paypal.
Then i dont have to transfer money around.
I receive all my income via paypal.
Then i dont have to transfer money around.
LaMechelle ********
@Stefan ******
You can print your PayPal statements from the app. I used mine for customs processing before.Stefan *******
@LaMechelle *******
the question is if it the same validation than a bank statement.For what you used the statements?
For the DTV also?
Thanks
LaMechelle ********
@Stefan ******
PayPal actually offers a deposit account and is recognized as an 'offical bank' now if Thai immigration will accept it now for the dtv depends on them. I offered my PayPal statements to immigration for visa approval before with no problem. The statements have official bank letterhead and i believe you can contact Paypal for a itemized letter as well.Reply to
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Graham *******
@Stefan ******
more like you don't have to pay tax. Welcome to Thailand, you will be here!Lee ***********
@Stefan ******
check with PayPal I'm sure they are regulated and give statements.Deni ******
@Stefan ******
gotta be a bank statement.Reply to
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Tod *********
It varies by consulate, you have to check the consulate you're applying at carefully for what documentation they require.
There are even differences between thai consulates in the same country.
There are even differences between thai consulates in the same country.
James *******
@Thet **********
the download button doesn't work on your info sheet?Tod *********
@James ******
because it's an IMAGE screen grab of a website page from the Thai Consulate in Kuala Lumpur 🙁 keep in mind that info will only be relevant IF you use that specific consulate for your DTV
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James *******
@Tod ********
it was a joke lolTod *********
@James ******
sorry I don't joke about entry/visa/extension stuff 😕Reply to
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