My understanding is that I have to apply first and get approved. Then I have to submit separately for my son.
Is it typically a shorter review for kids?
Has anyone had their child not get approved?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When applying for a DTV visa in Thailand, it is necessary to first obtain approval for yourself before submitting a separate application for your child. Generally, the approval process for children tends to be quicker than for adults, but experiences can vary. To increase the chances of approval for the child, ensure to submit required documents such as the birth certificate, sponsor letter, and include the approved DTV visa number in the application. Typically, children are not rejected unless they are adults.
It's hit or miss how fast the dependant gets approved. Ensure you have the birth certificate, sponsor letter, as well as include your approved DTV visa number in their submission. No, children don't get rejected unless they are adult children.
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