My son lives in Thailand First at a tourist visa, but that has now expired and he is back in the Nederlands.
In May we applied for the DTV visa at the Thai embassy throygh a visa agency in the Nederlands.
It was rejected because he still had a visa (while the embassy had said before that this was not a problem)
We are now going to request it again.
Can anyone advise me on whether i should have it done by an agency again? And if so by a dutch or thai agency
And what is easier as a freelancer or through muay thai
Because i read that you can register through an immigration service and then you will receive all the required paperworks
I hope you can advise us so that the application goes well this time
Because he wants to go back tho Thailand as soon as possible with a visa
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses the case of a son who previously held a tourist visa in Thailand but now faces difficulties reapplying for a DTV visa after an initial rejection. The advice revolves around whether to use a visa agency, considerations for applying as a freelancer or through Muay Thai registration, and the importance of meeting all visa requirements. Comments emphasize the necessity of understanding visa rules, ensuring proper documentation, and whether the son is truly prepared to live independently in Thailand.
Is he a digital nomad? Does he have enough income to stay in Thailand on the DTV visa? If those answers are yes, apply for the DTV visa. If not... How can you 'live' here?
-Non B working visa. Will need a job as a teacher probably
- Marriage visa. Will need a wife and income from overseas.
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