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What is the DTV visa and how did you obtain it without submitting income documents?
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Nov 28, 2024
a year ago
Dmitry ********
ORIGINAL POSTERFinally I've got DTV visa for 5 years!
I've used Thai soft power , 0 documents about salary have been send .
Thx everyone who helped me !!!
I've used Thai soft power , 0 documents about salary have been send .
Thx everyone who helped me !!!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user celebrates receiving a 5-year DTV visa in Thailand, highlighting the use of Thai soft power and the absence of required income documentation. Various comments inquire about the necessity of income proof, classes attended, and practical visa application questions, showing a community dynamic seeking similar visa experiences.
DTV VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
- Take the basic DTV Qualification Test to see if you're eligible for the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV).
- For immediate assistance, contact Thai Visa Centre directly via LINE at @ThaiVisaCentre or Email them.
- Explore recent discussions by using the DTV Visa tag in the search box at the top of the page.
- Join the Thai Visa Advice Facebook Group to ask your questions, and get advice from others.
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Meg *******
Wondering if anyone knows if you can apply for this visa while in Thailand or does it have to be done on your home country beforehand?
We are currently here and would like to stay during the winter. I wish I had done this before we left but we had planned to explore other countries.
We are currently here and would like to stay during the winter. I wish I had done this before we left but we had planned to explore other countries.
Andi ***********
@Meg ******
It has to be applied for outside of Thailand, in your home country or any other country which allows nonresidents to apply. Many in Thailand go to Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos Vietnam to apply.Meg *******
@Andi **********
thank you! That’s what I thought. But of course online there is a lot of conflicting info.Andi ***********
@Meg ******
Yeah, lots of conflicting info. You are in Thailand so have plenty of nearby options of where togo to apply.Reply to
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Zakaria *******
How many days
Bee *****
Congrats
James *******
They've never need to know salary.
Abhishek *******
Question is how many times in 5 years can 180 day entry be used 🤔
Scooter *****
@Abhishek ******
every day for 5 years if you want tooReply to
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Khay ****
Congratulations mate can you give me a message just have a few questions to ask
Jay *******
Which embassy?
Ian *********
May i ask from which country?
Dmitry ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Ian ********
rusReply to
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Tiashira *******
If I send proof of USA bank statement in usd. Will they convert that to thb?
Dmitry ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tiashira ******
yeahAndi ***********
@Tiashira ******
Yes and use their own 'special rate " so add on 1-2k more to be on the safe side.Tiashira *******
@Andi **********
thank youReply to
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Ellen *************
Congratulations you must be so relieved 🍻
Ar-Kenneth ********
Where did you enroll for Muay Thai classes?
Dmitry ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Ar-Kenneth *******
I joined volleyball classes, it's possible to use any sport activities , not only muai thai .Todd **********
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Aaron ******
Is it compulsory to send income documents?
Dmitry ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Aaron *****
nopeDa ****
@Aaron *****
DTV does not require income proofJeremy *********
@Da ***
depends on the DTV type actually facts are great 🤘Kim *********
@Da ***
apparently it requires proof of 500.000 bahtDa ****
@Kim ********
yes thats correct. but thats not income :)Kim *********
@Da ***
all right - yes you are right of course - sorryReply to
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Gian *******
May I ask where did you apply from? And was it Muay Thai or cooking class? Thank you and congratulations 🎊
Dmitry ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Gian ******
volleyball classesReply to
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Yasmin ***********
Hello, what is Thai soft power?
Jurgen ********
@Brandon ***********
yep, it’s Thailand. Thank you 😊Jurgen ********
@Brandon ***********
that‘ actually a great visa even for retirees as long as one is interested in cooking class (would exclude the Mueng Thai🤔).Just wonder if, after leaving and returning, one has to prove again the attendance of a class…
Brandon ************
@Jurgen *******
so far no. But always subject to change in the futureReply to
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Jurgen ********
@Brandon ***********
It’s a multiple entry visa, should mean that you can leave the country during the 180 days but are allowed to be in TH max 180 days per year starting with the date of the visa, is that correct?And what does this “180 days + 180 days” mean please?
Brandon ************
@Jurgen *******
multiple entry means EVERY time you enter Thailand you get 180 day stamp. There is no limit per year. You can apply one time each entry for 180 day extension. So 180+180
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