Probably a dumb question please be kind. If you have DTV on remote work and you switch companies (still working remotely), do you need to get a new DTV? Or you can just report the change? Thanks in advance.

My work contract stated specific region to be based. But now things changed and I can work remotely from anywhere and they can provide letter if needed.

Anyone experienced the same thing and approved for DTV?

Please share your experience and anything to be prepared.

Thanks in advance!

Hi All-for the DTV via US did you send your actual bank statements with the transactions ? Wondering if the first page with the balance and ending balance would suffice. Also if you work remote did you also submit check paystubs from your employer?

good morning! I have a real estate agency of which I am the owner, I manage rentals and remote assistance, I would like to apply for a dtv visa, in your opinion in the required documentation, should I make a letter of assignment myself? it sounds ridiculous

Does anyone know if it’s possible to be approved for a DTV without proof of employment. But proof of steady income in the form of disability. I know the retirement visa is a thing but I’m under 50

Hi everyone,

As many of us who have lived in Thailand for a number of years know, immigration rules can shift without much warning. I wanted to hear your thoughts on the new DTV visa, particularly regarding future enforcement.

How long do you think it will be before immigration officers at airports or land borders start requesting more detailed proof from DTV visa holders—such as:

– Proof of ongoing funds (e.g., showing that the 500,000 THB minimum is still available)

– Evidence that remote workers are still actively working for the company they listed on their application

– For those who applied through the Soft Power route, confirmation that they are actually attending classes or programs (e.g., signed attendance or progress reports)

Do you think this type of enforcement is likely in the near future, or will things stay relatively hands-off?

DTV , visa ive had a look at the official website regarding the visa.

my question is the proof of employment does it have to show as a remote worker or FIFO worker?

EDITED: P.S. my husband, who as stated below,, already has his Non-b and a registered business in Thailand, and will be my sponsor. My remote work is commission based.

To obtain a DTV visa, there is the 500,000 thb required, some people stipulate that 30 days are accepted while others stipulate 3 months are needed.

The 500,000 thb is not a problem, however, there is also the "letter of sponsorship" option. Has anyone applied with the letter of sponsorship?

My husband has a Non-B with work permit and registered business, and I work remotely for a company in South Africa.

Initially we were going to go the Non-O dependent visa route, but due to the remote work I'd actually prefer the DTV (can't work on Non-O obviously).

I'm currently in Thailand on a 60-day visa exempt and realize I would need to apply from outside of Thailand.

My ultimate would be to find employment over here and also just go the Non-B route, but it's a bit tougher than expected because I unfortunately don't hold a degree.

Thank you, and looking forward to receiving positive and helpful comments.

how important are recent payslips when you have a large amount of savings? I have not been working for the past 6 months as I have been travelling, but am looking to settle in Thailand and get more remote work. I have in the region of 10m baht in the bank but no recent income, other than savings interest. Is this likely to be a problem?

Please what is the process of obtaining a dtv i am currently on retirement visa

Thankyou