I have DTV but I’m considering changing nationality which in my case means canceling my old one. I suppose next I will just need to re-apply with the new passport.
I’m curious if anyone has had any experience.
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The discussion revolves around the complexities of changing nationality while having a Digital Nominee Visa (DTV) in Thailand. Users express their insights on the need to cancel the old nationality, reapply for a visa with a new passport, and the challenges of obtaining a Thai passport. There are also questions about the implications of dual citizenship and the overall process involved.
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You won't be able to get the Thai passport with the DTV, if this is what you mean. What is your current passport?
Anonymous participant I would imagine that it won’t be a major issue to reapply. You already have the paperwork the only additional would be letter explaining nationality change and old/new passports and acceptance of NEW nationality. If it got refused I’d be very surprised.
Anonymous participant Changing your nationality is not a light decision. You must have been thinking about this for a bit. If so, why did you go ahead in the last few months and get a DTV?
Anonymous participant - ok, since you said you are “considering” changing nationalities and you say the paperwork takes years, maybe your DTV will be expired by the time you are able to change nationalities. I assumed you were much farther along in my first message.
Anonymous participant if you only change passports then you can transfer the visa to the new one.
If you have to renounce your citizenship that you got your dtv on in order to get new citizenship then you need to apply again as your old citizenship will no longer exist.