I'm from the UK but haven't lived there for many years. I have been working abroad and travelling non stop for over ten years. I'm currently in Thailand on a tourist visa. What's the easiest way to go about applying for the DTV? I have enough in the bank and do not want to have to go back to the UK if I can avoid it.

Are there any differences in doing it from Laos or Cambodia?

A rough timeframe?

I work for an online teaching company. Is it better to state that, or to say I'm going to have Muay Thai classes (which I am, in fact)?

Cheers all!

Halo group.

I would like your advice please.

I’m a UK citizen, currently travelling on visa exempt stamps.

I entered Thailand on October 18th and stayed for three days, for which I was stamped in and out of the country.

I entered Thailand again on November 19th, with a new stamp that is valid until January 17th, but I would like to stay an extra two weeks beyond that date, if possible.

So, my questions are …

Is it possible for me to get a 30-day extension on this current stay?

If so, when would be the best time to apply for this at an immigration office?

The answer will inform my travel planning, buying flights home, etc.

Thanks in advance for your guidance in this matter 🙏🏻

I'm looking at the multi entry visa for Thailand as a UK citizen..... Is it applied for all online ? Do I have to send my passport?..... I am in Vietnam at the moment... So just wondering how to do it from here

DTV Granted HCMC (Ho Chi Minh City) 29/11/24

UK Citizen

Workcation Category

Not a freelancer; I work for an international company

Flew to DMK same day - no issues at immigration

Maybe a unique case - I was travelling Thailand, Laos, Malaysia and Vietnam in the 6 months prior to application. I got my job as I was leaving Thailand to go to Borneo

Applied 21/11, submitted:

- Passport photo

- 6 months of bank statements + brief cover letter

- I only had the ฿500,000 in my account a week prior to application (I have no idea who lets that amount of money sit in their account rather than somewhere useful).

- Flight itinerary, hotel booking and Vietnam visa stamp as proof of location

- Compnay contract and certificate of employment detailing that I can work globally

Request for extra documents 26/11:

- Photos of every single passport page (sent as pdf, included the front and back cover too)

- Clear photo of Vietnam visa (sent)

- 6 months of bank statements, again (sent)

- 6 months of salary slips (I sent a cover letter instead explaining that I didn’t have any yet as I was a new hire. My contract has the date stated the weird American way (MM/DD/YYYY) so I cleared that up). I attached my contract and certificate of employment again).

Granted afternoon of 29/11/24

Ask any questions. I used this page as a resource, I’m happy to help

Hi , looking for advice. I’m a U.K. citizen and own a condo in Thailand already. I will be retiring next year to Thailand permanently. My question is regarding a visa to stay in Thailand . I have the required funds to deposit in my Thai bank account but is there a visa that lets you keep the funds in the U.K. but show proof that you have them and it’s compulsory to buy medical insurance?

I don’t want to go through an agent.

Thanks for reading

I am looking to make an appointment at the embassy.

Should I make it for no -immigration visa-other or long term residence?

There is no DTV option

Anyone know of an agent in Laos for help with Thailand Non-immigration B (business) visa for UK citizen?

I am trying to understand howvto apply for a 90 day tourist visa to stay in Thailand ibam a uk citizen

Good Morning All,

Please can i get some advice on the following-

I am UK citizen currently in Thailand on a tourist visa and plan to spend some further time here later in the year also, in addition I spent some time here either side of Christmas and New Year 23/24.

I am mindful of keeping my time below 6 months (180 days) in any one year, however I cannot seem to find a clear definition of how that year is measured? I.e. is it rolling aggregate across the last 12 months, or calendar year, or calculated from your most recent visit etc.?

Hope this makes sense and thanks in advance for your answers.

Hi I’m a uk citizen and spend six months of the year in Hua hin that is two separate three month periods, at the moment that is a two month visa from the uk and an extra month from immigration at Blueport. My question is if on the fifth week i I travel to Vietnam and return a week later does my two month Visa still stand or do I get stamped in for another 30 days if so can o go to Blueport immigration for an extra 30 days, I hope I have explained that ok, thanks in advance 🙏