I have seen posts on this group where people are saying they are getting a A dtv visa for being a house/property owner and renting out the property/ properties.

I own a house in Gambia that I rent out long term. Can I use my house rental to get a DTV ?

I have more than £20k in a UK savings account

TIA

Hi everyone 👋

I currently have around 750,000 THB in my Turkish bank account, and I also receive monthly rental income of about 15,000 THB into the same account.

I’m planning to stay in Thailand for 3 months starting November 15, and then possibly apply for the DTV visa from Vietnam afterward.

Recently, I’ve started getting involved in social media projects, but I don’t have any other active income sources at the moment.

Based on my situation, which DTV category or application plan would you recommend?

Thanks a lot for your help 🙏

Hi everyone! Has anyone successfully obtained a DTV using rental income as their main source of income? From what country did you apply? Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

I bought a condo in Thailand but I don’t have a bank account to pay utility bills or receive rental income. Is there any way to handle these issues?

Thanks

good morning all,

i have a dilemma id appreciate some advice on. so i applied as a remote worker which i am but the salary is pretty much on the low end. the way i support myself comfortably is through rent from two properties. initially i did not include info regarding the properties, and i am being asked for additional info on payslips, examples of my work etc. while im going to upload everything i m asked for im planning to include info about the two rental properties in the financial section. would this be a problem since they re not payslips?

Hi everyone,

I'm preparing to apply for the DTV (Destination Thailand Visa) and would appreciate your input.

I currently work remotely for a company based outside of Thailand, earning around $1,000 USD/month.

In addition, I receive $2,000 USD/month from renting out a property in my home country.

Both sources are well-documented — I have a work contract, bank statements, and a rental agreement.

I also meet the required bank balance of 500,000 THB.

👉 My question is:

Will this combination of income (remote work + rental income) be viewed positively by the embassy?

Specifically, does the rental income help support or strengthen the application?

Thanks in advance for sharing your experience or any insights 🙏

I own a house that’s used purely for rental income. I also have a small business as a food consultant but that’s been pretty much on hold for years and didn’t make any money.($50/month max)

How could I make this qualify for the DTV expat visum?

I’m curious about if I’d qualify for a DTV visa, I do not work online but own rental properties. Would this be considered for making income outside of Thailand? Or would it be best to apply for a DTV visa for language? I’m interested in learning Thai!

Thanks 😊

I am new here, so maybe something similar to my question is asked before...

I wanna get a DTV visa. From my work they wont allow to work abroad. I can get unpaid leave.

But i own 3 buildings which i rent out. Besides that i do some financial business (giving loans) on personal base, no company. Is this enough to get a DTV visa?

Appreciate your reactions

Maybe a bit off topic but I obtained a Non O retirement visa last year and 2025 will be my first full 12 months as a resident of Thailand. I’m Australian and receive superannuation and other investment income, as well as rental income from my Australian property. My Australian bank is requesting I update my taxation and citizenship details by early July as required by the Australian Taxation Office. Of course I have a tax accountant in Australia but I’m sure other Australian members of this forum have already been down this path and grateful for any comments or advice.