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I applied non-O 90 days e-visa online in home country yesterday and receive reply to ask for "proof of long-term accommodation in Thailand". Can I use the first 10 days hotel booking reciept as proof(I plan to find long term rental house during the fist 10 days after enter Thailand) ?
Hello Group. I am applying for a multiple entry tourist visa that is valid for 6 months, multiple entries, 60 days for each entry. My question is, how long to need to show documentation for hotels booked? I plan to arrive and spend about 5 days in Chaing Mai, but beyond that it is difficult to determine my exact schedule and I hesitate to make any more confirmed hotel reservations. After 2 or 3 weeks in Thailand I plan to Visit Vietnam and Philippines for a couple weeks, then return to Thailand for another 5 weeks in Thailand. No plans are concrete after I arrive and spend 5 days in Chiang Mai. All other documentation is simple - Flight tickets, Bank statement, Photo, Passport are simple, but it's the accommodation I am struggling with. Thank you.
Hello everyone! I'm currently applying for workation DTV in Malaysia and they are asking for so many things after the initial application.
I work remotely for a company and they ask me to provide the official registration and contract with apostille, so I'd need a notary too, so much bureaucracy compared to what I'm reading here...
I think I chose the wrong embassy, but I guess I'd have to go with it now that I've already applied.
On another requirement, they ask me to provide "Proof of prolonged residence in Thailand for at least 6 months", I've signed a shared contract in June 2025 for a year with possibility to extend even if I haven't been living there since June, but I prefer to have yearly contracts and keep the space rather than look for short terms when I arrive. Is this contract ok or could it raise some kind of "concern" and weaken my application?
I'm sure I have all the requirements but, since they are not always entirely clear, now I'm afraid to provide something "wrong" and then being rejected.
Or do they usually give chances to provide more docs/explanations if needed?
How many days should my duration of stay be? Intended date of departure means the day i will leave thailand again right?
I want to go for 6 months directly. I’m not sure if i will get the dtv. What ticket should i get ? I dont want to waste my ticket. Also my accommodation. Is it necessary to get a paid accomodation or pay at the property from booking.com works? How many days accomodation do i need to show here?
Also it says if u dont get multiple, the difference is not refundable. So will i have to pay the whole dtv visa fee for single entry??
P.S if anyone has gotten dtv from pakistan, i would love to know your experience and how you got the visa. I’m applying as a freelancer workcation
The visa application for the DTV workation visa asks for the expected arrival and departure dates, the flight number, the address of the accommodation, and the length of stay. However, I don't yet know when I'll be leaving and only have a one-way ticket. I've only booked my accommodation for the first four weeks. Is that sufficient?
Hi, applying for a non o 90 day Visa. One question asked is for accomodation. I will stay for one week in a Hotel and then move to a Condo. The condo I don’t know yet.
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