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EDIT: thanks so much for all the replies folks!! @admins: would it be helpful to start setting up an F.A.Q?
Hey everybody, Firstly thanks so much for all the great advice. I have a few question about the requirements:
- can I can have 500K baht across different bank accounts that are in my name? or does it need to be in a single account?
- I also heard that you need to show proof of salaries equivalent to >= 80K usd per year. is this correct? it would be a problem for me as I've been working parttime the last year
- lastly, can I apply for the DTV visa while I have an active other VISA? I currently have an ED one
I have a DTV visa valid until 2030. I entered Thailand in December 2024 on a 60 day tourist visa (my DTV had been applied for several weeks before, but not yet issued).
The 60 visa stamp in my passport expires soon, but the paper printout DTV is of course still valid.
I am due to fly out of Thailand in about 2 weeks time.
Do I need to do anything?
Will the expired visa in my passport cause an issue or will it be covered by my e-visa?
People keep saying you can’t keep coming in on a 60 day visa exempt. We have been travelling Asia the last 3 years, so end up coming into Thailand app 3 or 4 times a year. If I shouldn’t be using visa exempt people say get dev. But we aren’t working we are travelling, so don’t fit the requirements. What else should we do?We are not retiring here either, so the visa exempt is our only option that I know of. Any advice on this would be appreciated.
I exited Thailand on a Tourist visa recently. Immigration pulled me aside and said I cannot cross again. I don't know why because I have never entered or exited Thailand by land before and have just one Tourist visa stamp. I had a marriage visa prior but let that expire and hopped on a tourist visa before doing the necessary for the DTV.
I secured my DTV. I have the physical stamp in my passport now.
Does anyone know if I'll have problems crossing by land now that I have a DTV visa in my passport?
I had some say I've been flagged and it matters now that I don't cross by land again but I can't believe it's true unless I was trying for a tourist visa on arrival.
Does anyone have recommendations for embassies or consulates near Thailand where one can apply for a 90-day/Multiple entry Non-O Spousal Visa and also enjoy a 3-4 day holiday?