What experience do others have with obtaining a DTV visa for Thailand, and what documentation is required?

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Hi everyone! 👋

Excellent news: I got my DTV visa yesterday through Muay Thai School! 🥳  
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I just wanted to thank you for all the topics and advice available in this group. It's super helpful! 🙏

I went through a French agency based in Paris and Thailand to be sure not to forget anything, and also, at a really affordable price! For French people who are a bit stressed, I recommend them: visathailande.fr/

As I live in Bali, they applied at the embassy in Jakarta. Excluding the weekend, it only took 4 days! 🚀

Here are the documents I provided:

* Passport (valid for 6 months from the departure date)  
* High-quality photo of your last entry stamp in Indonesia  
* ID photos (less than 6 months old, taken with the smartphone ID app)  
* Rental agreement + my Indonesian visa (in Bali for me)  
* Bank statements (I provided 6 months, and I only had the 500,000 baht for about a week, no problem)  
* Letter from the Muay Thai school (which takes care of everything).

Good luck to everyone and have a good day! 😊

Charly **** · Accepted Answer

A user recently shared their successful experience in obtaining a DTV visa through a Muay Thai school, facilitated by a Paris-based agency. The visa application took only 4 days, and they highlighted the importance of submitting specific documents such as a valid passport, ID photos, a rental agreement, bank statements, and a letter from the Muay Thai school. They recommended the agency for French applicants living abroad. A community member inquired about the timing of bank statement deposits relative to the visa application.