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What is the process and requirements for obtaining a DTV visa for remote work in Thailand from Australia?

DTV Visa Visa Process Remote Work Visa Thailand Immigration Visa Requirements Australian Citizen

Peter **********

asked Aug 14, 2024

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DTV visa approved - Australia (Canberra)

Cost $600 - paid on application

I'm australian citizen, and was in Australia when applied for evisa online.

Details

3/8/24 - Applied 

7/8/24 - More info requested (Remote Working Document) 

7/8/24 - Document submitted

8/8/24 - More info requested (Remote Working Document) 

8/8/24 - More documents submitted

14/8/24 - Approved via email

Original documents submitted

Aussie drivers license

Bank statement screenshot of balance (wise is ok)

Work contract

Recent pic

Passport photo page

Dates of intended next Thailand entry / exit (I put exit date as 90 days after entry).  No flight proof was needed for this part.

1 small thai overstay in 2024 didn't cause issue.

I'm glad it was approved as I'm already up to 5 thai visa exempt entry stamps for 2024.

Answer summary

An Australian citizen shared their experience of obtaining a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) for remote work in Thailand. They applied online while in Australia and provided documents like a driver's license, bank statement, work contract, and passport details. After submitting additional requested documents related to remote work, their visa was approved. The total cost for the visa was $600, and despite a minor overstay, it did not affect their application. The post included questions from others regarding visa costs and the required documentation.

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Marvin *******

@Arlene ******

2 years ago

Johnny *****************************

Thanks for sharing, and congrats! Curious what the extra documents / more info they required were? :)

2 years ago

Peter **********

@Johnny ****************************

they just asked for “remote working document” but the system didn’t list exactly what they wanted. I had already sent my work contract so I sent them my approval to work remotely. Quickly they asked again for “remote working document”. Again I didn’t know what they wanted exactly, so this time I sent CV, payslips, cover letter describing my remote work and a summary of all the work info I had submitted. After a few days it was approved.

2 years ago

Toni ********

@Peter *********

what kind of work do you do

Peter **********

I’m in technology

Lee ********

I thought you were a news presenter 😂

2 years ago

Emmanuel **********************

Question about the varying costs per country: When the time for the extension comes, where does that happen? If it's at an immigration office in Thailand, will they ask for 10,000 baht or the price you paid in your country?

2 years ago

Henrik *****

Nobody knows for sure until some has actualy been doing the extension, or if it will be administered differently by the different Immigration offices.

So relax and wait.

2 years ago