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Oct 13, 2024
a month ago
Tamara ******
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Hey all

A little confused! I have a few questions regarding DTV visa.

My husband is appying for the dtv visa, does he need to do a visa run every six months? Or can he just extend? Can he partake in courses? And does this visa allow multiple entry?

Also, If I piggy back of him as a Spouse, can I partake in courses?

Finally we have to proove ££, this would be for the both of us? Or do we need to proove that amount individually?

Thank you!
Oct 6, 2024
a month ago
Bjørn ***************
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Hi,,Not sure if anyone can answer this in here,but I try anyway.

For a thai to get visa to go to Germany,,,the requierments I think I understand,,but this one has been arrested at least 2 times for fighting,,violence,,,is due to meet in court this month,but dont want to go,,,

Can this be a reason for denial of visa?

The proof of money ,,,does it have to be in thai account,,,or is it enough with an invite letter and guarranty from german citizen?
Sep 19, 2024
2 months ago
Braydon *********
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Parents who applied for the Visa for their children...

Our 2 year old son clearly doesn't have proof of funds, or access to our bank accounts, was this an issue when you started the visa process?

How did you work around this?
Sep 13, 2024
2 months ago
Nadeem ********
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Is this the process? Applicant applies for DTV and after approval, he/she passes their visa details to spouse who applies under applicants visa reference? Both pay a fee each? Do both need to show a separate 500,000 Baht in their accounts?

And what about dependents? Are they covered under under the applicants visa? Is there a fee to pay for them too?
Mar 22, 2024
8 months ago
Karl ********
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So I think I have my POA

As a US (50) citizen:

-Have ฿800,000 min in Thai account

-apply for 60 day tourist visa

-come to Thailand

-apply to convert to Non-O (retire)

-apply for extension of stay (1 yr)

Feels like I have left something out. I am just trying to get my entire plan drawn up and keep my T’s crossed and I’s dotted.

Believe me I have researched a lot. But I would rather run this by some of the few experts on here who painstakingly grade people’s plans

TIA
Feb 11, 2024
9 months ago
Jeff *******
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I am from the states, have US passport. My wife is US perm resident, and has Nigerian passport. I'd like to get her a MEV for a 6 month trip in Oct. to Thailand.

I was looking at requirements, and how to get her a visa, and I found this online:

Visit the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate closest to your residence in the US. (I guess they come out to PHX every month or 2 from LA, for 2 days)

Submit the required documents, including:

1. Completed visa application form <- which form is this?

1. Valid Nigerian passport with at least 6 months validity

3. One passport photo meeting specific requirements

4. Proof of sufficient funds: <- how much for 6 months?

Can it me in our joint bank account?

Bank statements showcasing your ability to support yourself during your stay in Thailand (amount varies depending on your planned duration and itinerary).

5. Proof of onward/return flight tickets <- really? I won't have any flight tickets yet.. 3 months in advance.

6. Proof of accommodation details <- Huh? We want to travel around, won't have this all arranged...

7/ Travel insurance policy <- OK

8. US Permanent Resident Card (copy)

9. Visa fee: Payable at the embassy/consulate in cash or money order <- anyone know what the fee would be?

Does the above look accurate? Any idea if the visa would be issued same day? How long does it take?

So as a US citizen with US passport, what would be the process for me, vs my wife?

thanks, this is sort of a special situation.

Jeff-
Oct 3, 2022
2 years ago
Avtar *********
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Seeking advice

Am UK PP holder previously with visa Non-O

Left in April this year for work overseas

Came back in on Aug 17 Visa Exempt 30 days valid til Sept 15

Extended for 30 days until Oct 15

Am considering the Savannakhét option for Non-O based upon supporting my Thai-born child

Q1. What documents do I need...?

Q2. Can anyone advise the best way to get to Mukdahan and back from Bangkok...? Van / Nok Air Fly-Ride...

Q3. Do I need an appointment...?

Q4. Is the 'don't need to show proof of funds' thing still the case or will I need to show proof of funds...?

Many thanks for any advice and support that you all can give.
May 30, 2022
2 years ago
Mika ********
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I am returning to Thailand on a 30 visa exempt( hopefully ) next week and plan to apply for ( my first ) non O ( am 50+ ) with the required 800k in Bangkok bank already ,and my tm30 is currently at a CM address

What kind of timeline should I expect it to be completed ??

The reason I’m asking is I was thinking of going down to Phuket ( in July )for a few months and was wondering how that would effect an application in CM

Does the money banked need to be in the same province as where you apply ?/ can i get the necessary bank proof of funds from cm if I were to apply for the visa in Phuket etc ?

Thanks
Nov 16, 2021
3 years ago
นิค *********
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I want to apply for tourist visa I've got 50,000 thb but its not in bank how can I prove financial funds & do I need health insurance and if do were is cheapest place to get it?
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