Hi to all,

I've done plenty of research because I'm travelling to Thailand for the first time in july 2025,

I just want to make sure if I'm correct, with what I have researched about,

I'm a uk citizen with a uk passport,

I'm staying in Thailand for 10 days,

So i understand I don't need a visa, and just need to apply now for a TDAC 3 days before I travel,

If I want to revisit Thailand in the end of August, would it be the same process,

No visa required just apply for another DTAC,

Thanks

Sorry to disturb

I don’t remember if i have to put back 400,000 bahts 2 or 3 months before renewal ?

Thanks

Hello everyone, soon i will go to immigration with all university documents to change my tourist visa to education so i wanted to know that if i have Tm30 of a hostel of 1 or 2 months booking duration will it work for immigration or they will require a apartment tm30 and secondly will they demand anything else also like rental contract or owners id or something like that?

Banking question. I cannot get an answer from immigration:

I am fine putting ฿800,000 in a bank account . But I want to get decent interest. The bank tells me I can get a decent 2.4% interest in a fixed account. However, that money cannot be accessed by ATM or the banking app for things like making payments.

I don’t want to put the 800,000 into their savings book account because it only gets 0.25% .

Also, I want to have my deposit every month over the next 12 months so I can in one year get my 800,000 back

Question: can I have two accounts? One with a bank that is a fixed account that I put the 800,000 in and I do not touch for the year and I get 2.4%.

A regular savings account where I would deposit my 65,000 bought every month so in 12 months I can show that I have the pension and I can get my 800,000 back

Will that be allowed? Same bank just two different accounts. The savings account that I deposit my pension into I could then use for paying bills, etc., and withdrawal from ATM.

Or does everything need to be in one account?

Thanks if you have any relevant information .

Is a married one year visa hard to get. I am married to a Thai woman.

Hi all, I already have a DTV visa and I am about to leave Thailand for a trip. My departure from Thailand is going to be 2 days after my 90 day reporting is due. Is it really necessary for me to do the 90 day reporting if I will leave the country 2 days after? Has anyone been in a similar situation?

I’d like to ask everyone:

1. After getting a DTV visa, will immigration officers or airline staff ask me to show a departure ticket?

2. If I stay longer than 30 or 90 days, do I need to apply for TM30 or TM90 at the Thai immigration office?

Thank you! Wishing everyone a smooth trip to Thailand or a hassle-free visa application process.

I applied for DTV 3 days ago, they requested extra documents this morning. I uploaded the new documents but they requested new ones. I have a question about one of the items.

The one you provided is not a pay slip. Please provide pay slips for the past six months that show detail the amount of tax deducted from your salary, as well as any overtime, bonuses, or other deductions.

I'm working for an American company, and I get my salary in my bank account directly and pay my taxes in my country. Taxes are not deducted from my monthly income, as I am technically exporting services. They are calculated at the end of the year based on that year's income. So I don't have a slip like that, what should I send them for this item? I already shared my contract with the company, the company's business registration, and monthly transactions from the company to my personal bank account.

My child is 6 and I know I have to complete seperate application.

However, they ask for spouse/child to have bank account and money in it and proof of location. Is this just wording suited to the adult application or do I need these things for child? What would I use as proof of location? In the UK. Thank you.

Please can u tell Me wot goes in here is that the information from muai thai course. Thanks