@Nick ********

Crazy money. If an agent gives advice and quality assured your application before submission I think a 10-12k THB is fair. I woukd also expect they off a full refund if rejected as long as you were fully honest with them

Anonymous participant 229 Not as a dependent on your DTV. Spouses and dependent children only. She would need her own DTV.

Do it yourself. Ask any questions here. If you really want an agent choose one that offers money back guarantee and then only for document checking before submission. Good luck

@Alessandro **********

Are you offering visa agent services from within Thailand on DTV tsk tsk!

@Wannikea ********

Somebody just posted they got approved in Washinton I think it was - first one I have seen in ages.

@Elías *******

I reckon you are less than 1% - in fact even less on a DTV. In 30 years of business trips globally, for household name companies, I was asked at a border for a business card twice. Once in the UK as a British citizen (I could not look more British) and once in Japan :-).

@Elías *******

How many DTV holders are working for household name companies Thai Immigration would recognise on a business card?

@Jirka *******

Looks like they were checking for recent work.

@Elías *******

They are strict with everyone. The actual immigration office in Chiang Mai are also very easy to deal with and helpful too. Only recently threads in Expat Groups praisng them. I have never seen that for any other offices.

@Chasity **************

I worked for a large Japanese company here. All the Expats kids went to NIST in Bangkok which was close to the office. Would need to check but I think fees go up to 1 Million Baht a year. The extra curricular was expensive. A Japanese colleague complained about all the birthday presents he needed to buy for parties every week. He had two daughters there and he said the parties were weekly. Almost crying into his beer lol