I am just filling in the DTV now, I am stuck on date of arrival and intended departure, I will be going in September but not sure of date , I was intending to buy a one way ticket , and an onward flight about 3 weeks in to visit Vietnam for a week , then back to Thailand. Coming home for Christmas probably , and then back to Thailand again. I am concerned that they may just issue a one time entry if it looks like I will only be there 3 weeks?? Do you think is would be better to book a return flight and stay for 2 months? Also re proof of accommodation, I usually only book a hotel for a few days at a time as I like to travel around, will this be a problem? THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. R
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When filling out the DTV for your Thai visa application, it’s advised to estimate your arrival date and provide the name and address of a hotel for accommodation, even for a few days. You can indicate an intended stay of up to 180 days. There’s no need to purchase a ticket before securing your visa, as processing times can vary, and you might choose not to book a return ticket.
Just put the date you think you will arrive to Thailand. And put the hotel address and name of the place you will book for your arrival, even if just a couple days. And for intended total days stay put around days but not more than 180. Many others have posted they’ve been successful with that, myself included.
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