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What documents are required for a DTV visa application in Jakarta, and how long does it take to process?

Oct 15, 2024
2 years ago
Grif *********
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We got out DTV in Jakarta! 3 day turn around time. Here is what we submitted:

* Passport

* Letter from Muay Thai gym (I signed up 1 month membership and the owner created a letter to submit to embassy. For those of you lookin for Muay Thai class in Bangkok, I would highly recommend Tiger Eye Martial Arts.

(www.facebook.com/YourTigerEye) Just 1 month membership got me 5 year DTV and owner is super nice and professional. They also offer yoga classes too if you don't want to do muay thai.

* 1 month bank statement

* Application with 2 passport photos

That was it! I'm not sure with this new evisa thing but we just walked in without an appointment. My wife also received DTV visa with her passport, marriage certificate and application (no bank statement.) I hope this information is helpful!
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A user shared their experience of obtaining a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) in Jakarta within three days. They submitted their passport, a letter from a Muay Thai gym, a month’s bank statement, an application form, and two passport photos. Their spouse obtained a DTV as a dependent without needing a bank statement, contributing only the marriage certificate and application. The discussion also touched on the ease of the application process, the requirements for bank statements, and whether an in-person application is still accepted in Jakarta.
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Waqar ******
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El **************
For the bank statement it was a Thai bank or your country? Should be a bank stamp on the document?
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Grif *********
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@El *************
Monthly make statement from your home country. No stamp required.
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El **************
@Grif ********
ah okay thank you!
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Andy **********
What passport nationality are you?? Are you currently living in Indonesia?? Seems a bit too easy 😅
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Benjamin *********
500,000+ baht as closing balance only or held throughout the entire statement?
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Grif *********
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@Benjamin ********
I think they look at ending balance to show you have 500K baht in your account.
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Mo ******
Can I still submit offline in Jakarta?
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Grif *********
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@Mo *****
we went into the embassy and submitted paperwork and application. Took 3 days and then we went back and picked up our passport with DTV.
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Mo ******
@Grif ********
Sir, may i ask what bank statement you give,Thai bank or ? need a bank stamp ?
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Grif *********
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@Mo *****
American Bank statement, no stamp needed. Just your typical monthly statement showing you have 500K baht.
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Mo ******
@Grif ********
Thank you sir for your kindly reply, what you provide is 3 months or half year statement?
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Grif *********
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@Mo *****
1 month.
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Mo ******
thank you so much
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Andi ***********
@Mo *****
Yes, Jakarta is walk in only at the moment. There is a delay in going online,
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Mo ******
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Tew ****
How did your wife get one without the bank statement? What documents did she submit? Could you please let me know how?
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Grif *********
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@Tew ***
She is my dependent, so we just needed a copy of our marriage certificate. And she filled out same application form and paid 10,000 baht.
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Akira ******
500k baht in bank statement?
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Grif *********
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This information available on the Thai Embassy in Indonesia website.
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Grif *********
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Yes, 500K baht in bank statement
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Hammad *******
are there any Indonesian residency requirements or you just went to apply DTV?
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Grif *********
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Hammad Tariq No Indonesia resident requirement. We just used our hotel address on the application form.
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@Grif ********
thanks 🙏
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Chris *********
Is alright to have any kind of muaythai gym on thailand?

What kind of letter did they write for you?
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Wanidtha ************
@Chris ********
If you interested Muay Thai gym in Phuket can contact me , got a friend who also apply DTV visa and using that gym .
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Grif *********
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@Chris ********
Don't know about any list of Muay Thai gyms registered for DTV. But my gym wrote letter on company letter head and official stamp showing it is a registered muay thai gym.
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Chris *********
Thanks for the info
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Ali *******
Did you submit company registration paper of the gym?
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@Ali ******
Why would that be necessary?
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@Angelo **********
they asked from me at Cakarta
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Grif *********
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@Ali ******
no, just letter created by owner of the gym.
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Gerald ******
May i know the total fees u paid?
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Grif *********
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@Gerald *****
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baht for month
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Gerald ******
@Grif ********
thanks boss!
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Gerald ******
@Grif ********
and the usual visa fees of 10,000 baht?
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Grif *********
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@Gerald *****
so I paid 22,000 baht for muay thai class and application for visa combined.
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Grif *********
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@Gerald *****
yes,
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baht for application fee for visa.
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Stephan ***********
@Gerald *****
About 12,000 Baht

Actually cheap, the average is around 14,000 Baht, up to 41,000 Baht in NZ. Laos is the only country where they charge exactly 10k and you can pay in Baht,
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