Thanks for your support team you guys were a big help I just got approved for remote worker. They asked for more documentation via email today at 10am approved today at 5pm 👏

I am a American extending my Thai non-immigrant visa. My Myanmar wife is on a spouse visa attached to mine so her's mus extend at the same time. We were married in Myanmar and we have all the OG documents and translations.

Thai immigration has asked for a copy of our marriage certificate translated to English and certified by the Myanmar Embassy. The Myanmar Embassy tells us they cannot do it, only in Myanmar.

Thai immigration wants a document certified by Myanmar saying we are married. Seems like we are certifying certifications. Any ideas?

Business registration of company you're working for

Any advice on this? I work for vipkid

Hi, I am wondering which embassies or consulates in Southeast Asia and South Asia are considered the most favourable when it comes to DTV applications. I think I can meet the criteria but rather not have to worry about it. Sri Lanka is one place I’d like to visit, but I’ve seen a few mixed reports on posts here. Thanks.

Its all about the paperwork !

Ive helped a couple of guys in here now that all have been approved in a very short time.

And what has been the main contribution has been good documentation, and easy to read with marking the important bits.

If you provide a clean proper applcation with easy to read documents you will have a fast approval !

Of course you need to meet the requirements !

Any tips for applying for the DTV in England?

Hello - I submitted a DTV application to the Berlin embassy on the 8th of January, and received an email asking for one more document yesterday on the 20th and I uploaded the document immediately. That was 8 full working days from the time of application to receiving the request.

Having read their website I can see that apparently the clock resets back to 'up to 15 working days' for the documents I uploaded to be reviewed. I was just wondering based on others' experiences, if that is what actually happens in reality, whether it's much quicker than that, or whether I can expect to wait around the same amount of time I already have initially for my application/docs to be reviewed?

Thanks!

Obtained at Jomtien immigration today...

Hi everyone, for those who applied from France, did you do the application and cover letter / documents in French or in English?

I submitted my DTV application at the Los Angeles consulate on January 11th, just got confirmation it's approved today (the 13th). At least for US types applying through the LA consulate, I'd say you've got pretty solid odds.

I took the time to organize all of my documents in a nice PDF with a table of contents (I used Canva). I had more than enough of the requisite proof of funds in my HYSA; I applied via the 'workation' route and I was a little bit concerned, because last year I did NOT make very much money, and I am pursuing a relatively new side-hustle that I'm trying to ramp up to be my full-time work this year.

The consulate just asked for a few more clarification documents (I had to tell them I was basically an independent contractor and I had no formal contract between myself and the online platform I am using to sell my services). I was a little bit worried about that, but apparently a few more explanatory documents, website links, and another letter clarifying things was good enough.

See you guys in Thailand. If you're ever around Udon Thani feel free to hit me up.