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I understand that you must be out of the country when you apply for a retirement visa, but does it have to be your home country, or can it be from any other country? Thank you.
Me and family plan to move to Thailand this August. I UK woman will have non imm O visa and husband has Thai passport and daughter has only UK passport. I'm sure this is ok. We plan to get her thai passport when there. Anyone any experience of this. Surely this is fine? TIA
IO has been asking for police clearance certificate to extend Non-imm O (marriage) in Bangkok. I extend stay permit based on married to Thai last 3 years. This is first time experiencing such requirement. Is this same to other provinces? Or new rule?
Is the Dtv soft visa the same 5 years benefit like the regular dtv visa ? For the dtv soft visa. Do you have to do a activity for all 5 years ? Would having a lot of money in a american bank and getting sponsored by a thai company be enough? Or do you have to also have tax returns and proof of income from america??
Hi all. I just got an email saying, "Your visa application has been cancelled." No other explanation was provided. I had applied for the DTV through a legal firm in Thailand - they said they will check with the embassy and find out the reason.
Is it normal to receive a cancellation email without any explanation?
Just received approval for DTV from the UK Embassy.
Submitted on 22nd March.
I applied for the workation version as I am the director of a limited company since 2005. It doesn't do much except hold some digital assets that provide an income.
Originally I submitted the documents asked for on the Online form.
> Bank statement (initially I did the company one)
> photo taken on phone
> photo of passport bio page only
> letter from director (me) saying can work remotely and understand thai work/immigration rules and why I should work remotely in Thailand
> copy of utility bill from my rented flat in uk
They requested additional documents after a day or two.
> further letter from authorised person at my company stating I can work remotely. This time I got my accountant to do it in his capacity as company secretary
> personal bank statement. I sent money to natwest and ordered an interim statement on their app via the AI assistant. This took one day to appear
> proof of me as director on companies house. I did a long screenshot so it could show all the info.
A few days later it changed to pending approval so I just waited for further contact.
The visa starts immediately even though I stated June 20th as my arrival date.
They did not request passport pages, or any other proof of income, tax returns, bank statements, or proof of location in addition to the utility bill.
I was also looking at retirement visa as I'm old enough but this one seems the beat option for the price and no arduous process to apply.
A thai bank account would be nice so will look into that next time I am in the kingdom.