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Does Thailand now have a 5-year visa option for expats?
Jul 21, 2025
19 hours ago
Hernandez *******
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Hello to everyone? Does Thailand has now a 5 years visa to apply ?

Thanks.

If you don’t want to help you don’t have too .. but please don’t make stupid comments it shows how much ignorant and stupidity someone can have ..
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Will I receive a 5-year visa if I enroll in a 6-month Muay Thai course for the Soft Power DTV visa?
May 1, 2025
3 months ago
Anonymous *************
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If you apply for 6 months muy Thai course for soft power DTV from an approved provider will you still get 5 year visa? I’ve read mixed reports. Applying from London embassy if that makes a difference.
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Is the 5-year DTV visa for 30,000 Baht legitimate or a scam?
Apr 11, 2025
3 months ago
James ******
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I have noticed on my computer ads for a 5-year. visa for 30,000 Baht. As with the rules, I will not mention the company. I have just re-newed my ret. visa so I asked them to clarify their position. They just sent me an overview without any hard facts. Any news about this, please?
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21 comments
Do I need to show documents like bank statements when re-entering Thailand on a 5-year visa?
Feb 15, 2025
5 months ago
Anonymous *************
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Hi people. During this 5 year visa, do I ever have to show any documents, such as bank statements, contracts and such to re-enter the country again? OR when Its approved I only need to show the documentation that I have the approved visa?
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2 comments
What was your experience in obtaining a 5-year destination Thailand visa?
Sep 17, 2024
10 months ago
AmberLee ***************
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YAY!!

MY 5-YEAR DESTINATION THAILAND VISA WAS APPROVED YESTERDAY!!
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Is it possible to leave Thailand after completing a 3-month cooking class on a DTV and still re-enter under the 5-year visa?
Aug 9, 2024
a year ago
Bob **********
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Question if you book a 3 month cooking class for the DTV you complete the course leave and re enter with nothing booked are you still allowed entry for the 5 years TIA
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41 comments
Can I apply for a 5-year visa in Thailand as a semi remote worker, and what documents are needed?
Aug 6, 2024
a year ago
Paulie ********
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Can I apply for the 5 year visa as a semi remote worker?

What documents are required?
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When does the 5-year validity of a Thai visa begin: after approval or first entry?
Jul 29, 2024
a year ago
Sjors ************
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Am wondering, does the 5 year validity kick in after the visa is approved or after your first entry using the visa?
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What are the steps for an American to get the medical tests required for a 5-year Thai visa?
Jul 8, 2021
4 years ago
Dave *******
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What is the best way is for an American to get the tests for the 5-year visa?

When I mention it to doctors they usually laugh. [Must NOT have prohibitive diseases (Leprosy, Tuberculosis, drug addiction, Elephantiasis, third phase of Syphilis)].
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24 comments
Can I complete my 90-day report immediately after receiving my 5-year visa for a certificate of residency in Thailand?
Aug 28, 2020
5 years ago
Rich ********
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I receive my 5 year visa on Tuesday and I want to get my certificate of residency. I am just curious if I can do a 90 day report in the first week because it's a requirement of the certificate of residence, or if I really need to wait.
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Can I apply for a 5-year visa in Thailand as a semi remote worker, and what documents are needed?
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a year ago
What long-term visa options are available for my Chinese wife if she cannot apply as a dependent on the O-X Visa?
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4 years ago
What are the options for obtaining a one-year family visa in Thailand for a non-working family?
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What are the details and fees associated with obtaining a 5-year DTV visa in Thailand?
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a year ago
Is the visa fee a one-time payment or recurring every 180 days?
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10 months ago
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Does a 5-year DTV visa expire with an expiring passport, or can it be transferred to a new passport?
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a year ago
How does the Thailand Elite 5-year visa work with entry stamps and duration?
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3 years ago
When does the 5-year validity of a Thai visa begin: after approval or first entry?
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a year ago
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