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Hi. I submitted dtv application in Cambodia on April 27. Additional document request came on April 28, which I submitted to their request on the same day. Does that mean Day 1 is April 29?
Also, I checked the holiday schedule on the Phnom Penh Thai Embassy website and found only 3 holidays during this time - May 5, 12, and 14.
So if I'm counting the days correctly, it means Day 11 was May 16. And today (May 19) is Day 12. So should I still hear something today? I'm just wondering if I still need extend my hotel further.
Am I counting the days correctly? And is it still 11 working days for Cambodia? Anyone else in the same boat? Or have any insight? Much appreciated.
In Cambodia, is today a working day or a holiday? My application was submitted on April 24th, and the status changed to 'pending approval' on April 25th. I'm still waiting for the approval. Is anyone else in the same situation?
Hi all. I looked up online the Thai holidays in May, I'll list below:
* Thursday, May 1st: Labour Day (observed by banks and the private sector, but government offices are typically open)
* Sunday, May 4th: Anniversary of the Coronation of King Maha Vajiralongkorn (National Holiday)
* Monday, May 5th: Coronation Holiday (Substitution Holiday)
* Friday, May 9th: The Royal Ploughing Ceremony Day (Government Holiday and Bank Holiday)
* Sunday, May 11th: Visakha Bucha Day (Buddha Day) (National Holiday)
* Monday, May 12th: Day off for Visakha Bucha (National Holiday)
So if in Cambodia, it normally takes 11 working days to get the DTV. If I submitted on April 27, am I supposed to add this number of days of holidays to 11 to determine when I might get approved?
I am on a 1-year Ed-visa currently which will be expired in August. I am preparing to apply for DTV in Cambodia. I am aware that I have to cancel my Ed-visa.
1) Can I do it after my DTV is approved and when I am back in Thailand?
2) If I must do it before I apply for DTV but decide not to and do it only after my DTV is approved, are there any consequences?
Gonna be heading to Cambodia to apply for my DTV visa any recommendations on length of time I should stay in Cambodia for while awaiting my DTV ? Or can I simply go and apply and head back to Thailand after a few days? All help or advice greatly appreciated thanks
I’m planning to apply for the DTV visa and I’m considering doing it from Laos, Cambodia, or Vietnam. Does anyone know which country has the fastest processing time?
Post edit: at 5.50pm I received an email... And got approved!!!! What a turn of events lol I thank everyone from the bottom of my heart who replied.
Hello,
I'm worried because I applied in Cambodia for dtv remote work on April 9th. The latest update on the site is from the 10th and nothing since then. I know that songkran delayed things a bit but my visa in Cambodia lasts until the 6th of May and I'm getting super stressed about it.
I sent them a polite email on Monday to ask if any more documents were needed or if they needed me to come over to the ambassy in case they have questions but I didn't get any answers or updates on the site.
Not sure if there's anything else I can do rather than waiting but I feel lonely and overstressed at the moment and just want this to be ove as I'm getting tired of extending my hotel day by day. So I guess maybe if someone has some guidance or went through a similar situation can help that would ease my mind a lot
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On the plus side I've only been treated by respect and friendliness by Cambodians here and feel really welcome so I'm grateful for this. But not be able to plan anything (I'm tired of the digital nomad life after 7 years and want to settle down in Thailand at least for the next 5 years) is giving me high anxiety.