Anonymous participant I am alsmost sure People have used Revolute and Wise - I do not know off the top of my head where though. Try a search

Look through previous posts.. This is asked every day. Basically no. Personal bank account. Their might be a rare embassy or Consulate has accepted investment etc

@Mat *****

Yes. You have to go to the branch

Search through the posts. Dozens and dozens have done it. About length of course some Embassies want to see a longer course ie 6 months. If it is shorter some Embassies will issue a METV instead of a DTV in some cases.

The DTV seems not to be a good fit for a start up idea. Maybe certain embassies woukd support it. As the other poster days look at BOI Smart S. If not why not just do Soft Power and still work on your startup. Good luck either way.

@MacKenzie *****

They have tightened up on them recently. We were looking at that ourselves late last year. If the OP fits I say go for it

Quite a few expat groups reporting this. In those it has been to get a certificate from your Telecom confirming your number is tied to your ID ie passport. There can only be one number per account and has to be in your name. If you have a new passport that number needs updating at both bank and telecom. Hope it is just that and not due to visa type change.

As for yourself why not Soft Power DTV. Longer and cheaper than Ed. For your daughter she gets dependent DTV on back of either of you.

They will be treated like regular imports and subject to customs tax. No tax free import of personal goods on DTV

Anonymous participant 448 No idea what they mean by that. I know British guys who are Thai residents but got DTV in UK. If it mean non-British passport holders applying in UK would they have to be ILR? There is a Brit posts in this group who works at Thai Embassy London. They would know better. I have never heard anyone referred to as PR in UK though.