I’m 19, I got my DTV approved at the Royal Thai Embassy in Yangon, Myanmar, despite everyone saying it wasn’t possible due to me not being 20.

I’m a high earner, a part time freelancer and also work a 9-5 corporate job. I think it might have resulted in my visa approval.

I applied in person at embassy, where I had a casual interview with the Consul General. She asked about my work and travel history, but mostly, she seemed genuinely interested in my previous travels in Thailand.

The next day, I collected my approved visa and passport.

The documents I submitted included:

- Resume

- Company Certificate

- Company Extract

- Company Tax Payer Identification

- Employment Contract (Approved and Stamped by the Ministry of Labor)

- Statment by the Board of Directors supporting remote work applications.

- Formal request letter from my company to the Royal Thai Embassy

- Balance Certificate Issued by Bank

- 6 months of bank statement

It’s not a hefty process, if you align with their criteria I’m sure they won’t make it difficult for you.

Good luck with your DTV applications everyone. Everything is possible!

request for further documents on DTV type

i submitted all documents (payslip, proof of residence, bank statement, work contract). (Thai embassy vienna via website "thaievisa")

3 days later i got the request to submit additional documents

”Other request documents (The DTV will be considered for remote workers, digital nomads, freelancers, and participants in certain cultural activities. Please upload a cover letter specifying which category you align with.”

what could be the reason, since i already provided my work contract.

* because the 100 % remote work is not explicitly mentioned im the work contract?

* from your experience, was the specific mentioning of 100% remote work required ?

* is an explicit cover letter next to the work contract required?

thank you

Did my 90-Day Report today and asked for the requirements for extending the DTV. Got told that they want to see all documents/proof again that i used for my visa application. In english or thai language. So i would require a translation. The most important thing is the financial proof they said, which obviously has to be a current bank overview / statement / whatever… Talked a little with 3 officers and they recommended just doing a border run and get a fresh 180 day. This was done in Krabi where immigration is usualy very easy. (DTV was applied and granted via eVisa / germany. workcation category.)

Very easy and professional process in Taipei, Taiwan. Visited the embassy at 9AM this morning. Got approved at 3:30PM same day. Will pick-up passport at 4PM tomorrow!

Hello, I am hoping to apply for the DTV visa at London Embassy when I am home for Christmas. I am a self employed UGC content creator and have contracts with clients dated in April, May and October. Do you think this suffice for proof of work alongside a portfolio & a letter from myself of self employment? Thank you so much!

Got my dtv from Thai embassy in London

Through e visa website

Very easy process

I have my own business online

£300 so 13500 baht not the 10000 I keep seeing

Different embassies are charging different amounts.

I got it within 48 hours.

Finger crossed 🤞

DTV

( will drop documents on Monday )

- Cambodian

- Apply : Phnom Penh, Cambodia

- Category: Digital Nomads ( business owner - sole proprietor)

Documents prep

- Photographs

- Passport

- Company registered paper, Company tax registered, income tax 6months, company bank statement 3 months ( all translated )

- Personal Bank statement 6month with more than 500k

- Company letter for remotely working approval

Is there anything I should add on please?

Thank you amazing people here 🙏

Are most embassies wanting the passport bio page photocopy in color or is black n white ok?

I think its evident that these DTV 5 year are the best thing since sliced bread. Why wouldn't you want to get one. I am going to apply through the digital nomad/freelancer route on UK site.

I intend to provide my linkedin page with Freelancer status and CV on but I havent got much else to offer up apart form a tax paid form.

My question is what documents did you offer up for the freelancer route and were accepted ?

Hi! My Australian BF is patiently awaiting the results of his DTV application in Sydney… has anyone done this too? He is a remote worker, freelancer so not going through the muy thai/cooking pathway.

If so, how long was your wait period….until you found out? They requested some extra documents but now I think it’s in the review processing phase… we hope!

And also… anyone been rejected?

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