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No agency required, paperwork is very straight forward.. Give them exact documents requested on Embassy Site.
Canada, Ottawa requested 3 months statements "open and closing balance" 500000 thb. I didn't have 3 showing open and close.
No income, dividends from investment, not accepted. Amount didn't matter. Gave option for sponsor. got sponsor letter, 4 months bank statements proving monthly income. and passport.
Tiger Eye MMA Bangkok - Muay Thai - asked for additional letter with training schedule for 6 months.
Submit app Sept 22, sponsor letter Oct 6 approval Oct 31.
I’ve got a few questions about the DTV visa, hope someone here can share some experience:
A bit of context:
I’m currently in Thailand, and my visa will expire in the middle of next month.
I plan to go abroad to apply for a DTV visa, but right now I only have 3 months of bank statements available.
1 Embassy on the invitation letter
Does the “soft power” invitation letter actually say which Thai embassy you have to apply at?
When I applied, I told my Muay Thai organization I’d do it in Vietnam, but now I’m thinking of going to the Thai Embassy in Laos instead.
Would that be okay, or could it cause issues since the gym already submitted my documents for Vietnam?
2 Applying at a different embassy
I haven’t applied yet, but I’m wondering if anyone has experience switching embassies — like planning to apply in Ho Chi Minh City but later going to another one (e.g. Hanoi or another country) using the same invitation letter.
Is that allowed?
3 Bank statement / financial proof (Vietnam case)
For those who applied in Vietnam — do they really need 6 months of bank statements, or would 3 months be acceptable?
Also, can the bank account used for the statements be different from the one showing the 500,000 THB deposit?
Thanks a lot for any info or personal experience 🙏
Would really appreciate if anyone could share how strict different embassies are with these things!
Dear members, I've researched the topic but I would like to ask this group as well... Has anyone here applied for DTV for soft power while non-B was still valid?
I've been working legally in Thailand for two years, but my employment will end next month and naturally, my non-B will be cancelled. My plan is to apply for DTV for Muay Thai (I've been training for years) while my non-B is still valid, return to Thailand on my non-B after DTV gets approved (hopefully), and when the non-B gets cancelled next month, I'd leave Thailand again and return on DTV.
My income will come from investments in my home country and online work from outside the country. I will not work in Thailand - but I wish to avoid that officers will suspect otherwise. Has anybody else transitioned from non-B to DTV like this? I'd appreciate you to share your experience, tips & tricks...
Looking to get digital nomad dtv. However i dont do any sort of work, my income has been stable through property i rent out in Australia and İ do have 500,000 baht in my bank account. Would it be possible to get the digital nomad dtv or should i look into soft power dtv?
İf i go for the soft power dtv it will be through muay thai training. İ also want to know if i can change gyms throughout the visa if needed or am i locked into the one gym i applied to the visa with (the reason id most likely need to change gym is due to moving to another city within Thailand)
I’ve re-entered thailand 3 times with the DTV visa over the course of 7 months. I am under softpower scheme: And I made a video sharing my experience with immigration 🙂
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The last time I made a detailed step by step video guide on how i compile and submit my docs for the dtv application and it helped soooo many people! So I hope my video helps, especially for those who are wondering what happens after you finish 6 months of muay thai etc under the soft power scheme
Paid roughly $1400 for visa fees and muai the courses.
Uploaded my documents, everything handled through them.
Approved 10/14. 8 working days through Chicago consulate.
All in all I highly recommend their services and the application went smoothly.
Before people get in the comments yapping about how you don’t need an agent etc, I was rejected the first time and applied using an agent for peace of mind.