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Hi everyone, I have a question about the DTV visa.
Right now, I’m holding a Non-B visa but I plan to quit my current job and switch to a DTV early next year.
👉 My concerns are:
• Could my history of having a Non-B visa be a red flag when applying for DTV ?
• What documents should I prepare if I want to apply under freelance/remote work? (I have some overseas transactions since I do some freelance tasks at my free time, but they’re not monthly. Would that be acceptable?)
• For bank statements: 3 months of stable statements from Thai bank. Would that be enough?
If anyone has gone through a similar situation or has switched from Non-B to DTV, I’d really appreciate your advice or review. Thankss🙏
DTV holder and ex-owner of a Bangkok Bank account.
Last year I opened an account myself through Bangkok Bank with a personal referral from a branch employee and in-person approval from the manager at the branch.
A few days ago, an error kept popping up every time I tried to pay.
Long story short, I went into the bank and the teller informed me it’s because I have the DTV and that they had closed my account. I told her I had applied for the account myself, had a referral, a year long house lease, and my daughter goes to school here. She profusely apologized but at the end of it all, no exceptions.
They closed my account and gave me my money back.
Definitely a bummer but we were expecting this to happen at some point.
Good luck to the rest of you DTV bank account holders!
I have two questions regarding the bank statements:
- Translation: Saw that most people translated their own bank statements. I am in touch with a cooking school and they said to have the statements translated by a certified translation agency (I know that it is recommended on the website of the Thai embassy). As it's rather expensive, I thought of going the route like most people - translating myself. What is the overall recommendation?
- Date: How recent should the statements be? I read 7 days and elsewhere 3 days...
Non imm O 90 day friends relatives or fiance. Can anyone confirm whether these are still being issued from Penang Malaysia Consulate to non malaysians who are physically present in Malaysia to apply
Does anyone recommend using Bangkok Bank health insurance? Is it better or worse than using somebody like? Axa for a healthy person with no medical conditions thanks