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Has anyone successfully applied for DTV through HCM? In the case I'm unemployed, is it sufficient to just have a letter explaining how I will be able to sustain my life in Thailand?
Hey ya'll....quick question for the DTV. The application asks for accommodation and flight info. Do I need to actually book or can I just put what I'm planning on?
docs: Passport scan / Portfolio + resume including my personal websites. + my Indonesian Kitas as proof of address + bank statement.
submit / wait / Approved.
mainly to secure a second "home" beside my residency in Indonesia + to be able to do motorcycle roadtrips ... on ease.
wish to all of u ... best of luck! and see ya soon in there. if there are any of u living in Indonesia as expat and submitting for DTV visa or you are into design/creative industry... let's connect.
Hello everyone, I'm just curious about the "soft" Muay Thai DTV visa... if my wife were to obtain this visa, is it possible for me to apply to be a dependent on her visa? Or can you only be a dependent for the other types of DTV visas? Thanks for any info!
Hello everyone, I am applying 90 days Non-O evisa now. It requires to provide booking information. Does anyone know the minimum days you need to book for visa approval without questions. I booked a hotel for 30 days, is that enough for visa application? I haven’t decided where I will stay after that. I will search an apartment during my first 30 days.
Wanted to post my experience from getting my DTV Visa in Hanoi May 2025, as this group was super helpful for me!
I applied the Digital Nomad route (whatever its called) as I have a working contract with a company from Hong Kong. American passport.
What I submitted:
-Passport biopage
-Photos
-Work contact (signed by my boss and I)
-Bank statements (above 500k) going back 6 months (wanted to be thorough and the more you send the better.)
-I originally submitted my Hanoi hotel booking as proof of location
Timeline
-Tuesday May 13th I submitted it at 8am the day I flew to Hanoi.
-Thursday May 15th I got a request for more paperwork. (They wanted Vietnam entry stamp and "business certification" for work
-Friday May 16th, resubmitted all of this (the business cert I had to wait for my boss, they wanted the official registration from the country of your company)
-Friday May 16th it went into "pending approval"
-Friday May 23rd, received eVisa approval at 10am
My flight back to Thailand was scheduled for May 24th.
This is my 3rd eVisa and each time I received approval on a Friday. It appears 5-6 working days is the sweet spot as long as it's not around a holiday or something. The process was very simple, my main advice is give them more paperwork than you think you should. Everything you have, combine into a PDF and submit.
Good luck! Feel free to ask questions, happy to help.
Hi everyone, I’d truly appreciate the group’s help.
I submitted DTV applications for my wife and kids (as dependents) at the Thai Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City 21 days ago (I already hold a DTV visa as a remote worker).
After 5 days, their applications changed to “Pending Approval”, and they’ve been stuck there for more than 2 weeks.
I’ve tried calling the consulate (no answer) and sent emails (no reply).
Does anyone know how to expedite this process? Or can anyone recommend an agent who has a direct line to the consulate?
They asked me for a company profile and business portfolio, so if you’re applying as a freelancer, definitely have those ready ahead of time to avoid back and forth.
Happy to answer any questions or share what I included in my uploads if y’all need help 🫶🏾