I'm currently living in Thailand (on the student visa. It expires in Marchl.

I'd like to apply for the DTV.

-I meet the financial requirement with my savings

-I'm retired (under 50)

-I don't have a business

-I don't work remotely

-I don't have an income

What options do you suggest I look into for acquiring the DTV?

I see some applying for MEDICAL / DENTAL. It's possible to get the 5 year DTV based on a medical appt, is that correct??

I thank you all for your support on this request.

I'll likely apply in JANUARY. Maybe through Vietnam.

# Greeting beautiful helpful ppl, I am currently on a student visa that is valid for another 3 months, I understood I should cancel it before applying for DTV.

Should I cancel it now? or for some reason its better to wait until I fly out? from experience please 🙏

I need legit Agent to help me convert my tourist visa to student visa . Any recommendations?

Hello all, so I am currently on a student visa. I applied for DTV in Cambodia and returned to Thailand before DTV was issued. My DTV has now been approved. What is the proper procedure for leaving Thailand now? Can I just exit the country without a re-entry permit and return with my DTV? Or does the student visa need to be cancelled prior to leaving?

Hello everyone, does anyone know how I can live in Thailand legally for 1 year? I am Brazilian and I work remotely. I saw the possibility of a student visa, but in that case would I have to take classes in person? Is there any other way? Thank you in advance.

Hi, I am studying and the visa I have requires a re-entry permit before I leave Thailand to be able to re-enter on my current visa if I am not granted a DTV.

Planning on applying for the DTV a month before my current visa expires.

Anyone had an issue with this? Also Immigration didn’t explain how to get a re-entry permit so not sure what the process is for this. Any advice gratefully received.

If I enter Thailand on an ED visa for studying Thai language and am subsequently accepted into a master’s program at a University, is it possible to apply for the necessary visa changes without leaving the country?

I was supposed to start my MBA in Bangkok next month but backed out due to personal reasons. Now I want to spend an extended amount of time “living” in the city to ensure I am truly willing to commit the next 2 years of my life to it. Hoping to experience this and start school (if that’s the path I choose) before May.

If my remote work visa is rejected, can I apply for a course the next day? Has anyone done this?

Dtv thailand nomad visa

Visa agencies in thailand that can process dtv, tourist visa extension, student visa, etc

Hi everyone, this group has always given good information in the past,

I'm wondering what's the best way to approach my visa renewal:

One-year student visa (university) which expires early January, I'm due for a 90-day report around December 16 anyway

I plan on going on vacation within Thailand from December 18th until a few days after my visa expires (and I assume the guesthouse will

When I come back to Bangkok, I plan on moving to a different apartment.

My plan was to try and get a rental contract in December for January, and go to immigration December 16 to extend my visa and do the report at the same time

However I'm not sure if that works since I won't be in the tm07 system for my new apartment yet and will be registered somewhere else for two and a half weeks after.

Is there a better option? Go to the immigration office where I will be spending my semester break, despite not living there?

Thank you.