I got DTV today at the Thai embassy in Yangon, Myanmar. The first time it was rejected because there was no labor office stamp. After a month, I was able to apply again as a director 😁😁😁
I applied as the main applicant for myself and as a spouse for my wife.
Both don't even have to go. I went to submit the form alone. I answered the interview alone at 2 pm and paid USD800. The visa can be obtained within three working days.
The documents posted
For the main applicant myself
- cover letter
- Company Certificate
- Company Extract Form
- Meeting Minutes (In the minutes of the meeting, wrote that all directors know and support that I will be working in Thailand, the business is an e-commerce model, so most of the directors are working remotely, and that the office will issue a recommendation letter for DTV visa application, and signed the names of all directors)
- Recommendation Letter (paraphrase the information from the meeting minutes and signed by a director)
- COMPANY business profile (I added it to impress. I took a screen shot of the company website and Facebook page and added it.
- I showed the 500,000 baht with a 6-month statement from Bangkok Bank. The 500,000 baht was added to the account a week before.
- Certificate of residency
The documents submitted for the Spouse
- Marriage contract and notary
- Sponsorship Letter (I wrote that when did we get married, how important is it to live with me, and how do I take responsibility for her livelihood and health)
- I added 500,000 baht to the woman's Kasikorn Bank Account. (This makes it more impressive. A sponsorship letter is enough.)
- Certificate of residency and notary
- My passport copy
The interview is casual. Tell me your favorite places in Bangkok, that's all.
that's all. It's not difficult. It's easy. Apply yourself.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user shares their recent experience applying for the Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) at the Thai embassy in Yangon, Myanmar. They initially faced a rejection due to missing a labor office stamp but successfully re-applied after a month. They provided a detailed list of documents required for the main applicant and their spouse, highlighting the necessity of financial statements, business documents, and a marriage contract. The interview was described as casual, and they received the visa within three working days. Comments from others reveal varying experiences across different embassies, differing costs, and additional questions regarding the residency certificate and visa extension.
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