(UK) Travel information question on the DTV application for soft power
For intended date of arrival, I have a flight booked from the UK on 7th April, stopping in China for 1hr 40 mins, and I land In Bangkok on the 8th April
So I will write intended date of arrival as 8th of April on my application.
For intended date of departure- I don’t have a outbound flight booked yet. I was going to
Book that once I had confirmation of the DTV or not (I’ll still take the flight regardless of the outcome)
So I was going to write intended date of departure 24th September 2026 (170 days) ?
For the last port of embarkation - I should choose China, correct? As I stop there to change flight for Thailand.
I need to pull up my flight info for my flight number.
Lastly - accommodation in Thailand
How much detail did you all give for this? I haven’t booked anywhere to stay yet. Could
I write the address of a place I MIGHT stay at, for the applications sake? And maybe just write duration of stay ~ 7 days or 10 days or something?
My girlfriend is Thai and she has a condo in Bangkok so should I also include this on the accommodation and duration of stay ? As I would also stay with her - or is there no need, and I don’t need to give this much information, unless they request it
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring about filling out the DTV application for Thailand, specifically regarding the intended date of arrival, date of departure, last port of embarkation, and accommodation details. They plan to arrive in Bangkok on April 8th, 2026, and are unsure how to handle their intended departure date and accommodation, as they haven't booked a flight or a place to stay yet. Comments suggest providing general plans and being flexible with details since changes can occur.
All of this information is intended or proposed. You are not bound by any of it, changes happen. Just put whatever your general plans are for accommodation and flight, put 180 days for your departure date
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