So what I'd like to know is in traveling to Thailand then Vietnam then Philippines. What documents besides my passport do I need to get from the previous countries.

1. USA to Thailand

2. Thailand to Vietnam

3. Vietnam to Philippines

4. Possibly Philippines to Australia

What’s the cost for medical

Insurance covered for at least 100000 usd? Do I need to buy the insurance from

Thailand Insurnace company? Thanks all in advance!

I am looking at coming ti Thailand for 4 months,is there any visa that would cover this?

Hello ! me again :)

I am asking before as I don't want to waste any more money :)

Regarding this section, should it be infos about :

* how I got to Vietnam (where I am now)

* how I plan to go to Thailand

Thank you all, have a good day

Hello everyone.

I'm going to apply for DTV next week from Pakistan. I'm a faceless content creator on YouTube. My work is fully remotely, and I can prove my work, my earnings, and my bank statements.

Can anyone help me regarding what exactly documents I need to submit? Or is there any Whatsapp group about this visa?

Hi members.....

I am travelling to Thailand on my Australian passport 60days.

Planning on getting married at registry or immigration

Few days after arrival.

I hear that after 2 months I can apply for retirement over 65 visa. Which is best E visa

To get with multiple entries.

But living full time Thailand.

How much money after marriage to Thai lady do I require for bank . And can I open Banking account.

Thanks 😊

Question about document translations for the DTV Visa

Hi everyone,

For those of you who have already submitted your DTV Visa application:

Did you upload any documents that were not in English (for example, in French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, etc.) and still got approved?

If yes, could you please share:

What language were your documents in?

What kind of documents were they (bank statements, proof of income, etc.)?

And most importantly, were they accepted without certified translation?

I’m a French Canadian, and when I look at the cost of getting all my documents certified translated, it ends up costing more than a SoftPower Muay Thai training package 😅

In my case, my professional portfolio consists of notarized contracts proving my private lending activity. Since each contract includes multiple clauses and conditions, each document is around 12 pages long, which makes translation very expensive.

Thanks in advance for sharing your experience! 🙏

I will be applying soon in Warsaw, Poland. I’m polish citizen. My plan:

-biodata of passport ( should I add photo of page showing that I left Thailand??)

- photo taken one day before applications

- copy of polish id and sworn translation of my residency in Poland

- sworn translation bank statement indicating amount of 530 000 bht

-employment certificate ( not work agreement because I have low salary) written in English with information from my employer that I can work remotely in Thailand-should this be sworn translation also?

- documents indicating that my company has active status from tax office (should this be also sworn translation to English?

I will appreciate Any feedback .

Edit-all documents should be merged into one pdf file?

Regards

When you are submitting bank statements for the DTV, would it be better to submit every page of the statement or the overview page which shows the relevant information (i.e. our names, address, beginning balance, deposits, deductions and ending balance)?

Does anyone have advice for me trying to be the US financial sponsor for my friend in Pakistan trying to get a tourist visa to Thailand?