What are the rules for applying a visa for a newborn after getting a DTV in Thailand?

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Dec 14, 2024

4 days ago

Natali *******

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Hey guys! Me and my husband just got approved on our DTV, but we have a newborn, does anybody know what rules applies to a baby? Do I need to apply separately or something?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When applying for a DTV (Digital Nomad Visa) in Thailand, you need to apply separately for your newborn as a dependent. The baby will require a passport if not born in Thailand. Key documents include the child's birth certificate, passport, a photo, and financial proof (like a sponsorship letter showing funds). Depending on your nationality, your child may potentially enter visa-exempt. Generally, the application process is straightforward, taking a couple of weeks.

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Swamm ***********

My baby also applied as dependent after we got our dtv. And sponsor letter with detail of her (birth certificate, passport, photo, primary dtv visa of us, financial proof ) .

It took 1 week and now we moved last week.

4 days ago

Xiang ***********

There is an option to apply for spouse and children under 20 years old. Submit your DTV and the child's birth certificate

4 days ago

Sandra *****************

Yes, baby needs a passport if not born in Thailand to enter. You apply under dependent of DVT holder. Takes around a month. Very easy.

4 days ago

Wannikea *********

I admit I don't know if newborns are able to get a passport yet, maybe a birth certificate is ample enough

@Tod ********

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Depending on your nationality the baby could enter visa exempt and overstay with no fines or ban. It appears you're Ukrainian, was the baby born in Ukraine? Failing that, if you apply for a DTV for the newborn you'd need to pay 10,000 baht and the primary DTV holder would submit a sponsorship letter with proof of funds in their bank account. Let's wait for Tod to chime in.

4 days ago

Ko *********

I have applied for my 12 months baby. There is need to show my 500k bank account and bank sponsorship letter for my baby.

Remark- we applied at the same time person go by embassy. Not e-visa.

4 days ago

Delfina *********

No ..untill they 15 no visa no overstay

4 days ago

Greg ********

@Delfina ********

Yes and insurance cover invalid while on overstay. For 10k Baht for 5 years you want to risk children?

4 days ago

Delfina *********

@Greg *******

I have 2kids here , 25years doing this ..but if you know you know 😊

4 days ago

Adam ********

@Delfina ********

The DTV visa was launched 6 months ago - not sure the 25 years experience is relevant

4 days ago

Greg ********

@Delfina ********

So what. The medal is in the post.

4 days ago

Delfina *********

@Greg *******

I don't need one neither commented for that reason

4 days ago

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Delfina *********

Rumi ******************

@Delfina ********

I don’t understand why you suggest this. She got her Dtv visa she can apply for her kid, without any problems. The only problem is if the embassy is gonna need proof for your kid of 500k bath, depends from the embassy

4 days ago

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Rumi ******************

Do I need to leave Thailand to add my 16-year-old to my DTV Visa?

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