Hi! do many families get accepted for the dtv soft power coming from the uk me doing Muay Thai being the main holder and the children and wife being dependents?? Thanks!!

ok. hello everyone.

Does anyone have the

definitive

'for real'

answer on what I need, in Thailand, a UK Subject, married to a Thai, with a Retirement Visa, a valid passport, a house book in wifes name, a phone and SIM card in my name, and some money .

.......thank you

the bank doesnt know

ps i am with BKK bank now but unhappy.

Hi there, I'm a little way from enacting this plan, but I'm looking at relocating to Thailand in order to teach English. I'll be doing a CELTA course before looking for employment.

I've been advised to get an actual tourist visa from the embassy (I'm from the UK) in order to avoid questions for not having an onward flight. I've also been told to book a cheap outbound flight to a nearby country before my 90 days (60 + 30 renewal). Anyone been in this situation? Any advice?

Thanks!

Just joined the group. I visited Thailand for eight days last month, going for two weeks in June again, l also want to visit in December for two weeks, is there a limit how often one can visit Thailand. I live in UK,retired .

🥳 DTV Approved: Phnom Penh Embassy

Thought I'd share exactly what I did since these posts really helped me when applying myself!

Submitted: Jan 8th (6:30pm)

Approved: Jan 24rd (9:30 am)

Type: Workation (freelancer)

Total time: 17 days (12 working days)

Nationality: UK

Pending Approval: 9th Jan

- proof of entry requested 9th Jan

Here's everything I submitted.

Proof of funds:

• 3 months bank statements.

• Final balance of B900k+

• 3 months payslips

Proof of location:

• Hotel receipt in Phnom Penh

Work Portfolio:

• Job offer letter stating remote work

• My CV (Professional Portfolio)

• TM30 from condo in Chiang Mai

• Cover letter

Hi, I have a friend from the UK and her tourist visa is about to expire in a few days. She already extended the visa once. I was wondering what is the possibility to stay in Thailand and get the stamp for another 30 days without renewing the visa? Can she do border bouncing or fly in-out and get back in Thailand on the same day?

Thank you very much for your advice!

Ok good people, I'm 54 I have a pension that pays over the DTV requirements, my wife is under 50 for the retirement visa and shares my income.

My question is, how do I get a DTV for both of us and is there a joint DVT and requirements?

We are UK based and are due in Thailand back end of February 25.

Thanks for any help.

The pound continues to grow against the THB 🙂

Hi, I am moving to Thailand in July and have a non immigrant visa (single entry). I planned on visiting in a couple of weeks for 1 week. I am from the UK so do not require a visa for 1 week. I am wondering will visiting for 1 week impact my non immigrant visa?

Hi, I am moving to Thailand in July and have a non immigrant visa (single entry). I planned on visiting in a couple of weeks for 1 week. I am from the UK so do not require a visa for 1 week. I am wondering will visiting for 1 week impact my non immigrant visa?