I am planning to apply DTV soft power, Muay Thai in Jakarta. They have started evisa, I think. Anyone receive approval from Jakarta after they have started evisa. Please share from your experience how long it takes to get the approval.

In terms of documentation for Muay Thai, I will need enrollment in the program, invitation letter, Owner's ID. Any other documents that I need to include? Thank you in advance.

Hi all! how long does the show money have to be in the account for, when you apply in Jakarta? I’m a 21 year old foreign student in Singapore, my family stores our money through a friend’s bank account and in turn he sends me my monthly budget. Basically my father doesn’t just let me have tens of thousands of cash laying in my bank account.

But I’ll have to adjust accordingly and store it in advance if I need to. Hope someone can clear this up for me, thanks!

Throughout Laos at both the Thai Embassy in Vientiane + Thai Consulate in Savannakhet will start accepting Thai E-Visa applications on 01 January 2025 with 10-15 working days for processing of a Thai E-Visa. The last day for accepting in-person applications at Vientiane + Savannakhet is 20 December 2024.

Again, the Thai Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia will start accepting Thai E-Visa applications on 26 November 2024 with 10 working days for processing of a Thai E-Visa.

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Hope this info helps someone. I received my DTV successfully a few days ago from the Thai embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia (took 4 days) using Muay Thai Fever Gym in Chiang Mai (B15,000 for 6 months -1 private lesson per week[or fewer months if you choose to have more lessons a week, I guess]). Derry (the gentleman who does the admin) turned out to be extraordinarily thorough in doing the paperwork; he provided everything necessary and the embassy only looked at a few of the documents. The gym also has champion 🏆 instructors, really really positive people and very good equipment. 👍 10 mins from Nimman Hemin Rd.

Jakarta was full of really nice and friendly people who bent over backwards to make sure I was OK/happy; people in the embassy, restaurant workers, taxi drivers, kids in the street saying hello to me and giving me hi 👋 5's. Only downside was the pollution. It was also very cheap to stay there. I stayed at 'Ameera Inn' for 6 days (B2,000).

DTV in Jakarta: can you print files and take photos of yourself inside the embassy?

Need help getting facts on CURRENT walk-in locations near Thailand.

I’ll leave Thailand and apply for the DTV within 3 weeks. I prefer to go to a walk-in location.

Currently, I’m considering:

1. Taipei – but read they’re going e-visa ~Nov 19? I haven’t been able to corroborate this. Does anyone know if/when Taipei goes e-visa and the last day for walk-ins?

2. Manila - I read they'll accept walk-ins until Jan 2025 - true?

3. Yangon – I read they still accept walk-ins until ???

4. Any other locations I should consider?

Any confirmation or correction of what I’ve listed would be fantastic, and any other relevant advice/input would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance for the help!

Do I need an appointment to apply for DTV visa in person in Jakarta?

Does my company registration documents need to be translated to English? Obviously it won't look like the official certificate so a literal translation which is stamped by the company is ok? We are a bit confused by that one. Thanks. (Applying in Jakarta)

After 2 weeks anxiety waiting

Finally got my DTV visa from Jakarta Thailand embassy.

This afternoon, I happened to meet the announcement posted by the staff. Before November 26, you can still submit materials offline for application.

🙏🏾

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