@Bryant ****

Most Thai consulates won’t allow more than 3 months in advance. Need to check with the consulate in your jurisdiction.

@Goel *******

You need both: an average salary of 80k USD AND your current employer needs to be publicly listed or big enough.

Same mechanism for the DTV by the way. One final bounce + one last extension should let you squeeze our almost 6 years (like the 9 months for the METV).

You said you own a US registered company. Then you should have some official document proving that. That plus proof of at least 500k THB in saving should get you the DTV visa.

You can upload your company registration in your name. That does the trick.

If requirements too steep / inflexible … go with the new DTV visa instead. Much easier to obtain in comparison.

The average past salary should do, if you can reasonably proof it (I.e. by notarized tax returns or the like). Your current employer needs to be a public company listed on stock exchange or a private company that is operating for at least 3 years, with a minimum combined revenue of USD 150 million for the last 3 years. You need to be a direct employee - not a freelancer. The LTR website is quite detailed as to criteria and required documents:

@Михаил ********

Cambodia was reported open for DTV, too.

Either Thai, English, or the official language of the country you are applying from should be accepted. Pretty sure I never had to translate a bank statement in German language when submitting to the Thai embassy in Germany. Unlike the LTR, the DTV is locally applied for. For the LTR however, which is centrally approved, all documents had to be Thai, English, or properly translated.

@Pui ****

Thanks. I only really participate in this group. Here I have not seen any such reports other than 3rd party hearsay.