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@Muey *******
if they can’t get a Passport from lao embassy, or any passport at all they cannot travel. Sorry, but its as simple as that
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@Lien *****
I guess it depends on the embassy you apply. My DTV was based on a single initial appointment with neurosurgeon. But I am regularly seeing neurologist now.

I don’t know about dental for example.
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@Lee *******
If you got medical issues that needs treatment while living in Thailand DTV is an option. Its what I do.

Even cooking classes is an option.

If married to a Thai marriage visa, and no need for expensive agent.
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@Dave ********
get account from a branch where you plan to live. It would be a hassle to travel to BKK every time you need to do something to change something.

In Thailand you always have to go back to the branch you opened the account with.
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TM30 isn’t useful outside of Thailand. You don’t need proof of address in Thailand to apply DTV. Some countries require proof of location in the country you apply from. I don’t think Vietnam does, but just check with the embassy
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They would typically request more documentation and allow you to submit it before outright rejecting. But once rejected no refund
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The reason it hasn’t been answered is because an answer to that question doesn’t exist. No guarantee DTV still gets issued at all in 5 years 🤷🏻‍♂️
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No I didn’t ask. But Jakarta is known to be easy with DTV. I wouldn’t worry, good luck 👍
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Anonymous participant maybe you missed it? It was on the actual application form. I applied in Jakarta just a few weeks ago
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@Christopher **********
I see your point, but initial document check has never been a guarantee of approval.

That said, in my experience Jakarta was extremely easy/lenient. I literally only provided passport, bank statement and a single hospital appointment.