Hi

We are looking to go to Malaysia and apply for the dtv. We are a family of 5 I have our marriage certificate and birth certificates but we can’t find a clear answer. If my husband has the 500k baht in his bank is that accepted for us all or do I need to show the funds in my account also?

Do we have to show this for each child also or only the main applicant? Thankyou

Has anyone had experience with the Non-Immigrant O visa for Thailand?

I have two questions:

1. Has it ever happened to someone that accompanying children (under 18 years old) were not allowed to enter Thailand or were rejected, even though a parent held a Non-Immigrant O visa?

I’d really appreciate any insights or experiences ,thank you!

My son’s passport expired and we need my husbands DTV asap. Can we apply for his DTV and add the codependents later?

Thanks a lot! 🙏🏼❤️

My husband, son, and I were APPROVED! Finally!

I want to thank everyone who shared their feedback and helped me get there.

I'll also share my case. I am available for your questions.

--- Workcation --- FROM LISBON

Application submitted on July 9th

- Proof of current location: electricity bill letter + document proving my tax address;

- Financial evidence: bank statements from the last 3 months + payslips from the last 3 months + screenshot of my broker account

- Employment contract: full contract + company document allowing remote work

- All documents compiled into a single pdf with caption and index

After 2 days, they asked for an official letter from employer confirming employee status + brief description of digital nomad work (he is software developer) + my CV + my work portfolio.

TWO days later they approved!!!

----- To me (as a spouse) -----

Application submitted on July 14th

- Proof of current location: electricity bill letter + document proving my tax address;

- Financial evidence: bank statements from the last 3 months + payslips from the last 3 months (freelancer = several receipts) + screenshot of our broker account + sponsor letter explaining that my husband would be responsible for my expenses and that our bank funds belong to both of us;

- marriage certificate (original language + traslated by google image)

After 5 days, they asked for my husband passport.

8 days later they approved!!!

----- To my 3 years old son (as a dependent) -----

Application submitted on July 21th

- Proof of current location: hospital bill letter + document proving tax address;

- Financial evidence: sponsor letter explaining that my husband would be responsible for his expenses and obviously he doesn't work or have any income + bank statements from the last 3 months + payslips for the last 3 months (from dad) + screenshot of our broker account

- birth certificate (original language + traslated by google image)

After 6 days they approved!!!

Hi.

I'm describing my experience applying for a DTV visa in Poland.

I submitted my application on July 17th, and they asked for additional documents on July 18th, which were completed on July 21st, and approved on July 22nd. Family visas were approved within 4 hours of submitting the application.

I recommend the Thai Embassy in Poland 🤗

Documents for the main application: passport (all pages),

current photo,

employment certificate with position and scope of remote work responsibilities,

employment contract,

Polish ID card,

and three-month bank statement with the final balance.

For family members: the same, plus children's birth certificates, marriage certificate, and sponsorship letters.

I recommend applying in your home country.

Hi everyone,

I’m wondering if anyone can help us, my husband and I are both UK citizens and have been here in Thailand for nearly 3 months.

We got married earlier this month and will be applying for DTV. Our visas expire on July 30th so will need to leave Thailand to apply for our DTV.

We have our legal Thai marriage certificate, does anyone know if this is ok to use as proof for me to join him on his DTV or does the certificate need to be translated back into English?

We will also add our 3 young children to the DTV as well.

Many thanks in advance for any advice :)

My yearly extension of stay for non-O marriage ends Sept 4th.

I’ll leave Thailand next week and come back end of August 20th, by plane.

Then I’ll leave Thailand again Sept. 16th to my home country (Germany) and come back in November.

What will happen August 20th when I enter Thailand (by plane)

1. with a Reentry Permit: Can I stay until September 19th (after expiry Sept 4th of my extension of stay)?

2. without a Reentry Permit: Will a get a normal 60 day visa-exemption stay ? (I understand that the extension of stay becomes invalid)

Thanks in advance.

Background:

My travel schedule makes it difficult to do the extension as usual b/c my travel collides with the timelines for application and ‘under consideration’ period.

So my idea is to get a new Non-Imm o visa (marriage) multi-entry yearly in my home country before returning in Nov.

The visa itself shouldn’t be a problem. I clearly fulfill all the requirements and did it a few times before .

(sorry, if answered before. I failed to find it)

Can someone please confirm that a re-entry permit can be purchased and used for a 90 day Non-O visit Thai family visa. I may need to leave and re-enter within the 90 days. I do understand that the visa will still expire 90 days after first entry.

I have a quick question. I am applying for a non o-ED visa for my daughter online, but I couldn't find which option to choose in the purpose of visit section of the non o Guardian visa application for myself.please help me

Thanks in advance

Hello,

Has anyone ever applied for a DTV visa as a family? Could you tell me what you were asked for?