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Hey, question: I want to visit my thai friends and live in their house (they owned it) may I apply for TM30 myself using tm30.io web page if thai send me theirs apt docs, does it really works? And may I apply if I'm not in Thailand yet, but will be soon? Thank you 🙏
I’m thrilled to share that my DTV (Digital Nomad Visa) was approved today by the Hanoi embassy! It’s such a relief, and I’m still in awe that such a visa exists—it feels absolutely amazing. I applied as a remote worker, and this opens up so many exciting possibilities for me.
A huge thank you to everyone in this group for the invaluable information and support. It’s been incredibly helpful throughout this process.
Next on my list is finding a great place to live and opening a Thai bank account. A new chapter is beginning, and I’m so excited for what’s ahead. I wish the same success for all of you pursuing this visa!
If anyone has questions or needs advice, feel free to reach out—I’m happy to help!
Looking for some sound advise , Currently live in Aust with my thai partner and young son. Both who have thai passports.
Looking at retirement in Thailand buriram soon , what is the best type of Visa to apply for and is it best to source in the Thai embassy in Australia before leaving. Also the best and safest way to transfer funds to look at building a house.
Good day! Tried to search Google first, so be kind …
Please help me with the confusion - retirement visa for Thailand at the age of 50. Do I need to have some monthly income (1850 USD per Google)? Obviously, at 50 years old I won’t be collecting my social security yet … is there a way to get retirement visa based on bank accounts balance or any trick around? Can I pay myself that darn 1850USD each month?
I have funds (sold all the assets in US) but not at retirement age yet
Thanks for your advice
Ps. Not 50 yet, not for a long while BUT already looking into my options outside of the US and EU
I’m considering the ED vs the DTV. My husband and I both want to learn Thai, but I also intend to work my remote job (I’m an independent mental health practitioner with a virtual practice). I’m reading that I would not be ALLOWED to work, even remotely, if I chose the ED route. The intention with choosing the ED route is to extend the total time we are able to stay…I would pick up the DTV after my ED is completed and my husband would come as my dependent. What problems or issues would you foresee? What advice would you offer? And is this something I should attempt to navigate without any professional guidance from someone who practices immigration law here in the USA? Side note to add, I’m planning for the future, not an immediate move. I’m also hoping that you guys can offer some advice on locations we should visit when we come as tourists (for 2 weeks or so) that would help us determine the area we want to focus on to settle in. We will be prioritizing safety, amenities, affordability and proximity to a school and an embassy or immigration office for future business.