British citizen. Application submitted in Hanoi 25.05. Remote worker. Approved today 03.06.
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A British citizen recently reported the approval of their Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) application within just a few days after submission in Hanoi. The post sparked a discussion on the different types of visas applicable for long-term stays in Thailand, such as the tourist visa and the Non-O visa, and their respective extension processes. Comments covered the benefits and drawbacks of the 60-day tourist visa and the ability to apply for extensions at immigration offices. Various views were presented on the costs and procedures associated with visa runs and staying legally in Thailand. Overall, the conversation highlighted the complexities of securing and extending visas as an expat in Thailand.
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METV, save yourself a day at immigration applying for an extension. You just need to show proof of need, so you would show a ticket out of Thailand within the first 60 days and then a ticket back to Thailand sometime after that.
If 60 day exempt is still applicable think would be best to go Vietnam before 60 days is up then return on another 60 plus up to 30 more on an extension no questions asked
If they stay each year 4 months, maybe Visa Non-O with extension of stay 12 months a good alternative.... but need to have 800k banked in a Thai bank account for the EOS (extension of stay).