Hey everyone, I'm currently in Poland and today I'll be applying online for a workcation DTV visa. I'm submitting it to the appropriate Thailand Emabassy, which is in Warsaw, Poland. However, in three days, on December 9th, I have a ticket to Ho Chi Minh City(Vietnam), so my destination will change while my visa application is being processed. Has anyone else experienced a similar situation, and was it a problem?

Soft Power and proof of income 🤔

Hello everyone, just a quick question please. I am 20 and wish to apply in Italy.

I would like to apply for DTV Soft Power (Muay Thai) but I noticed that many embassies are starting to ask for proof of income / how you will support yourself in Thailand.

I have a work in my home country, but it’s not remote so clearly if I choose to go to Thailand for 6 months on DTV I won’t be able to continue that work.

However, I have 800-900K baht in my bank account (maybe 1 million at the day of application) and honestly my answer to “how you’ll support yourself” would be savings at this point.

Is that okay? Can I get accepted saying savings in my cover letter? Do you have any tips to maximise the chances of getting the visa?

Thanks! ❤️🙌

I recently heard that you can now only apply for the DTV from your home country. Can anyone confirm if this is true or not? Every other day there seems to be more and more confusion about this visa!

Hello, I have a question regarding applying for a visa to another country while holding a Thai ED Visa.

I will have been in Thailand for 6 months on my ED Visa, and I have all my documents ready. Can I apply for a Japan visa from Thailand under these circumstances?

I was just informed that I have to have a TDAC filed before I board my first flight out of US Just a heads up for everyone it is Alaska airlines

I was in Thailand in January and July this year. I didn't do the extension and flew back to the UK before the 60 days on both occasions. I am planning to fly back to Thailand end of the month and planning to stay for less than 8 weeks. Will this be OK or is it best to get a tourist visa?

Hi, I am planning to change schools. I currently hold a Non-B visa, and I understand that I will need to do a border run to obtain a new one. The agency informed me that I cannot apply for a new visa within Thailand even I do border run and must do it in Laos, where the process would take 3–4 weeks.

Has anyone experienced this before? Is this information accurate?

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I'm on a Retirement Visa. I arrived back in country on 15th September. I did my annual extension on 24th November. Does anybody know for sure whether my 90 day reporting starts again on that date, or do I have to report on 14th December (90 days after arrival)? Or like so many other things is it dependent on the whims of each individual immigration office?

Just a quick question... I know that to get a retirement visa, you need a deposit of 800,000 baht in a Thai bank. Banks offer different types of accounts: current, savings, and fixed deposits. Fixed deposits offer better interest rates. Are any of the three types of accounts accepted for this visa? Thanks for every comments