Hanoi DTV:

I saw somewhere that after October 25th there are no in-person applications. What does this mean for DTV applications in Hanoi?

I think it still means I would need to be in Hanoi/Vietnam for the sake of the local address etc, but besides there really isn't anything different?

Not needing to show up in person, is a good thing right?

Hi folks, a little bit of help about applying for an OA Thai retirement visa. Primarily for applications submitted outside of New South Wales Australia. We are currently in the process of applying for our new Visa. We have in the past lodged the application via mail to Canberra. We are in the belief that this hasn’t changed however it is required via online if living in NSW. We have had conflicting information in this regard. Can anyone out there who has recently gone through this process and can give us the correct information help in this regard.

We know what we have to do however all we are wanting to know is if the process hasn’t changed for Oz residents outside of NSW. TIA

How do Ugandans apply for a visa to enter Thailand?

Does anyone know?

Or is there an agent who can apply for a tourist visa for us thank.

I will be applying for my retirement non-o visa from southern India. Can that be done online or does it require a visit to a Thai embassy?

Everyone applying from Taiwan in Person. Do you just have print outs of your documents?

I’ve done some looking online and looking for advice.

Can Tanzanian people apply for an evisa online or does it have to be in person at Thai embassy at Nairobi? Cheers

So I new to this process for the Softpower ( muy thai ) visa. Does this notification mean we dont need to go to embasy to get approved? Do we just provide the douments needed online and no longer need to show up in person? Can amyone shed some light on this? Thanks

So I am heading to Bali. I will apply there online. I suck at technology. Anyone recently applied from Bali? I read that I dont have to be in Jakarta I can from Bali.

As a newly APPROVED Canadian DTV holder, I just wanted to share my experience & some possible takeaways for those considering applying or mid-application:

1. I applied for my Visa online at the Government of Thailand's Visa webpage. I did not physically apply "at" an embassy. The Thai government uses "at the ____ embassy" phrasing to mean that your country's embassy reviews the documents that you send through the Thai government online portal. You do not have to physically show up there.

2. In my experience the Thai embassy in Ottawa was pretty chill about the requirements. They did not seem to care that my employment documents were unusual (I'm a freelancer), nor that I did not have the required funds for the entire three month statement period.

3. However, there WAS quite a bit of back and forth between me and the embassy about missing details in my documents. I had two requests for additional documentation, and one of them requested a full FOUR documents!

4. The embassy was very quick in responding to each of my submissions.

Based on the experience described above, I have for takeaways for those considering applying in Canada:

1. Apply online on the Government of Thailand's Visa webpage.

2. Don't worry about being slightly off-the-mark on one of the requirements, they're looking to see that you are roughly the type of applicant they want.

3. DO make sure your documents contain all the required information.

4. Don't sweat their official statement that the application process "will take up to 25 days." They will get back to you in under 24 hours.

Hi!

Need a visa agent to support me and my VN gf with DTV visas. I'm Lithuanian. Have the needed money on account, just don't want to do it through my embassy in person, as it's in Denmark. I'm in VN now, would be best to solve all here or online. Any options?

Thanks!