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If I use the agent first year for non o visa in Thailand and decide to deposit 800,000 baht following year, can I renew the visa without the agent or do I need to get a fresh non-o visa (apply outside the country).
My DTV Visa Experience — From the Thai Embassy in Paris for a family of 3. Approved for all of us.
I thought I’d share my full timeline and experience applying for the Digital Nomad (DTV) visa via the Workcation category, in case it helps anyone here 👇
My Application (Main Applicant)
* Applied: August 23
* Category: Workcation
* Documents submitted:
* 3 invoices from my company
* My French business registration (Kbis)
* My company website
* My personal Revolut bank statement showing over 15,000 EUR for the last 3 months
* All the other standard documents listed on the embassy website
On September 9, they asked for an additional ID photo.
Visa approved on October 4.
So overall, it took around 6 weeks.
My Daughter’s Application
* Applied: October 5
* I submitted:
* All required documents
* A sponsor letter + my bank statement (as the main applicant)
* For “proof of presence in France,” I used her savings account statement showing her postal address
On October 15, they requested:
* A proof of accommodation (attestation d’hébergement)
* a phone bill under my name (the mother)
Visa approved on October 17
My Husband’s Application
* Applied: October 7
* He didn’t have the 15,000 EUR for 3 full months, only for 1 month,
but we decided to try with his own personal statement anyway.
On October 16, they asked for the main applicant’s bank statement (mine) showing 15,000 EUR for 3 months.
Visa approved on October 17
Conclusion
In the end, one single account with 15,000 EUR maintained over 3 months was enough for the three of us (main applicant + spouse + child).
⏳ Processing time:
* Mine: ~6 weeks
* Family: ~10–12 days
Hope this helps anyone preparing their own DTV application from France 🇫🇷✨
Hey there! I get that this might seem redundant for a lot of specialists. I'm a retired US military vet over 50, pulling in more than 65,000 baht a month from my pensions, plus I've got a financial portfolio that's over 800,000 baht. After checking out some older posts, it looks like I can qualify for a Retirement visa (without the hassle of depositing 800,000 in a Thai bank), and I'm also interested in the DTV Softcore visa since I want to learn Muay Thai.
So, my main question is: what are the pros and cons of each visa option? If I can qualify for both, which one is easier to deal with in the long run?
I heard that with the DTV soft core visa, you have to leave the country every 180 days, but that's not an issue for me. And most of the gyms offer courses 1 year or less of duration, meaning after that course Legally I would of out of status
thank you for this group and all the helpful information 😀
we applied in Hanoi on the 8th 8 AM of october
same day they requested more documents: stamp on the passport for being outside of thailand, for the 500k baht we used his dad as sponsor( since we travel alot and we recently purchased a house in another country we did not have it in our checking accounts for the past 3 months and we decided last minute on staying in thailand. they asked for his dad’s bank statement which we got the stamped 3 months of his balance from the bank). and they requested documents showing the relationship with his dad which we provided birth certificate. the status changed to pending approval on the 9th and we just received the approval.
I'm looking to apply for the DTV under the Soft Power Muay Thai route from the London embassy. I have had the 500k in my bank for 5 months now, is it likely that they'll ask for proof of ongoing income? And would it help to provide a sponsorship letter as well as bank statements?
I met with an agent from Siam legal about dtv visas in March, she told us only ONE of us had to show 500,000baht for three months. We followed her advice. I got my dtv yesterday, and we are leaving for 5 years on November 28th so only two months left. My wife has the money however not her account. We can put it in now but it won't be three months. We won't have a home in Canada after the 28th of november. Can she come in on a exempt visa and change for a dtv while in thailand?