British citizen. Application submitted in Hanoi 25.05. Remote worker. Approved today 03.06.
Big thank you to this group, very helpful to see other posts and shared wisdom.
Good luck to anyone applying 😊
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A British citizen recently announced the approval of their Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) application, which was submitted on May 25th in Hanoi and approved on June 3rd. The user expressed gratitude to the community for the shared insights that aided their application process. The comments thread contains discussions around the visa types relevant for entry into Thailand, including Visa on Arrival and visa exemption policies, particularly for Indian nationals. Many participants emphasized the need for respectful discussions in the expat community, especially concerning topics like racism, while touching on the current visa policies which remain unchanged for now.
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Randall Pratt admin have been deleting. Any group that revolves around Thailand and has large amounts of expats will have a level of ignorance and idiocy that takes some enduring.
As soon as the visa-exemption gets discontinued for Indian citizens, they can still opt for an e-visa application for a 60-days Tourist Visa through the e-visa online system, if they wish to avoid the 15-days Visa-on-Arrival for 2000 Baht
Deepak Grover since when did VoA free? And i'm trying my best to be as politely and less racist as could be, but STATISTICALLY speaking would you rather to have a thousand of Thai tourists on your backyard or a dozen of Indian tourists? Them losing the credibility after 2024 visa exemption, is literally their very own fault too. Matter of fact, the rest of the world lost such priveledge of 60 day exemption due to very VERY bad behavior coming from Indian, Chinese, Israel, Russian, Brits, & Aussie tourists.