What documents are required for a DTV Visa application in Thailand?

Sep 11, 2024
2 months ago
Рома *********
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Hi everyone, could someone help me and send me list of necessary documents for DTV Visa.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The necessary documents for applying for a DTV Visa (Digital Nomad Visa) in Thailand vary by embassy but typically include a passport copy, application form, financial statements (with a balance of at least 500,000 Baht), proof of employment or digital nomad status, and various supporting documents such as contracts and letters of recommendation. It's advised to check the specific requirements of the Thai embassy in your country prior to applying.
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Luit *****************
Since you obviously already know in your situation the correct visa for you is the DTV visa, it would not be hard to find out what documents you need.
Henrik *****
Go to the website of the Thai embassy you want to apply at, since it differs from embassy to embassy.

Best to apply at the Thai embassy in your home country.
Lady **********
When you apply on the nomads

Letter to embassy

Contract employment

Saraly 3 months back

Certificate from company

Tax return

Skill employment

Statement 6 months back

The current balance of 500k+

Bank Financial letter

But depends on which embassy or online you would like to apply as well
Jj ****
Yes dtv.com
Tim ***********
You’re being lazy. It’s everywhere online and on all embassy websites. It depends on where you’re applying to. Go find out and ask a question that can actually be answered. 🫨
Bastien ********
Here’s my list from info I got, the Thai bank is NOT NEEDED it’s just me I’m paranoid and provide all my accounts

List documents

- Passport copy

- Pictures as requested

- Application form

- French Bank documents in English with € currency showing over 500.000+ baht

- Documents from Thai bank for proof of financial stability

Proof of digital nomad :

- Signed Recommandations letters from past and present clients with their passport or ID card as proof

- Portfolio websites

- Letter allowing myself to work remotely

- My resume

- My rental contract in Thailand

- My French Business Registration

- Letter listing all the projects I’ll work on while in Thailand + activities/event

- Cover letter
Khin ****
This is Announced for Vietnam Hanoi
Paul *******
@Salim ******
That should be fine for Vietnam and pretty much any consulate except Laos and maybe Malaysia.
Paul *******
@Salim ******
For Vietnam, no specific amount of time. Can be 1 week or 1 month. You do need 6 months worth of statements though.
Salim *******
@Paul ******
is have more than 6 months of statements, with a lot of money coming in and out. but only 1 month with the 500k baht.
Paul *******
@Khin ***
This is the generic infographic that every consulate/embassy has on their website. It's not detailed enough to know what documents to submit without asking them. SOME embassies won't tell you what they need. They'll reply to emails with links to their website showing this very infographic.

For example, the Laos based consulates won't tell you they need 3 months worth of min 500K parked in your account. You'll find this out by wasting your time applying and getting rejected or lucky for us, by reading trip reports from applicants on here.

I booked an appointment for Vientiane but since this can't be canceled i'll simply ignore it because I'd need to wait another 2 months to apply given the funds in my account won't have been parked there for as long as Vientiane requires.

Therefore, I'll be going to another consulate in a different country where they aren't as strict on this, since I can't wait until November or December to apply in Vientiane (as much as I'd love to go there, but I go to Laos all the time on business and for pleasure anyway).
Salim *******
@Paul ******
how about vietnam?

How many months does it have to be parked?
Wannikea *********
Read previous posts to see what people submitted for their particular entry scheme and at what consulate.