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DTV Approved (Soft Power - Muay Thai) - Singapore - Non Singaporean
Hello! This group has been super helpful and I wanted to share my experience. I was living in Singapore under a work visa and I applied under the Muay Thai category.
First attempt - 26 March - Rejected due to wrong Place of Issue. I put the issuing country of my passport but it was supposed to be the "Authority" field.
Second attempt - 22 April - Provided all the documents (my passport, rent contract in Singapore under my name, my work visa screenshot and picture, letter from my girlfriend stating I was going to live with her in Thailand, her ID and her rent contract, Muay Thai training contract including the gym's owner passport and banking statement in SGD).
Interview - 13 May - They asked me a lot of questions to double check my situation. Where I was working, how long I knew my girlfriend, my profession, if I ever had trained Muay Thai before, etc. After almost 2 hours, they approved it in the final of the interview.
Arrival in Thailand - 16 May - I arrived in Thailand and they didn't ask anything, just stamped the passport. I had also put my Thai visa number on TDAC already, this could have helped.
DTV approved!! I wanna share my experience with the applying members. I got lots of help from the members of this group. Thank you everyone 🙏🙏🙏.
I got approved in Vientiane, Laos. My walk-in appointment on Dec 11 and collected my passport on Dec 13.
(Note: After Dec 20 Thai Embassy in Vientiane will be closed until January 1 to upgrade their system to e-visa application)
My previous visa was in Thai language school.
I am working remote for a Singapore-based company. I applied under "workcation as a remote worker" category.
This is the list of documents I submitted
- Letter of request for visa approval
- Filled out Visa application form
- Portfolio (Resume)
- Education background and career related certificates
- Employment Contract
- Payslips since contract started
- Verification Letters from my Employer Company (employment certificate, remote work verification, visa sponsorship letter)
- Company registration docs (Singapore ARCA docs since my employer is Singapore-based)
- Bank statement 6-month (some say 3-month okay but I submitted 6 to be safe. I used Bangkok Bank account)
My employment contract with the Singapore-based company started in October. I submitted my Oct, Nov payslips. But the officer gave them back to me over the counter.
I wrote a neat cover letter "Request for Visa Approval" mentioning my purpose to apply for DTV. The officer carefully read it and asked me a few questions about my remote job.
I saw that the most important documents the officer carefully checked were
- Employment contract
- Company verification letters
- Company registration docs (Singapore ARCA)
- Bank statement
I submitted a 6-month statement of my Thai Bank account I opened with my language school visa.
The officer carefully checked transactions at the end of each month. I think it should be an account you are using regularly.
Lucky for me my company supported all the necessary documents and everything went well at the embassy.
I got lots of help from the members of this group. Thank you everyone.🙏🙏 🙏
And I hope everyone will get approved and live in your dream country.
🚨 DTV Visa Rejections – Let’s Learn from Every Experience! 🚨
I’ve seen many inspiring success stories about DTV visa approvals, which is fantastic—we’ve all learned so much from them. But what about those who faced rejections? 🤔
If your DTV application got rejected, please share your experience:
* What was the reason for rejection?
* Which consulate did you apply at?
By consolidating these experiences here, we can create a valuable resource for everyone going through the process. I know we can search the group for “rejected,” but having everything in one place would make it even more helpful and insightful for all.
Let’s support each other—every story, whether a win or a challenge, is worth sharing. Drop your experiences in the comments! 👇