@Paul ******

cool, you made up a whole new visa with made up requirements 🤔

DTV is what you mean and there’s a lot more to it than you made up in your dreams 😉

@Mandy *******

just buy a bus ticket from Bangkok to Cambodia online (12GO.asia) for 250-350b

@Bob ********

valid question since it’s not a mutual consent state 😂😂😂

@Leon ********

yes, if using an agency.

“Thai Visa Service” goes every day from onnut in Bangkok, 4k baht (all included). Find them on fb, WhatsApp etc.

@Abu *******

what are you talking about? I never said it’s my second marrying in Thailand! It’s my first

Go as planned to Thailand and you get 60 days on arrival, during that time take trip to a neighbouring country and apply for DTV.

Or use an agency to process the DTV for you while you enjoy your stay in Thailand.

@Pinky ******

I’m not sure, I heard from others that it needs to be cash.

I always carry cash. It’s not much, €500 each and you’re good. I’ve never ever been asked to show funds or accommodation or return ticket, but I always have it just in case.

It’s always better to have something you won’t need than to need something you don’t have…

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@Pinky ******

but having money in your bank account might not be acceptable to whoever asks to see funds, usually they need to see cash.

It can be any currency basically as long as it exceeds 20k baht per person or 40k baht for a family.

@Unconventional ******

as a Filipino citizen she gets 60 days visa exempt on arrival, she can then extend 30 days more. The same goes for you if your nationality is allowed visa exempt on arrival. 93 countries has this so I assume you’re of one of those nationalities?

Immigration usually don’t care about your return ticket, airlines do.

I always have a bus ticket from Thailand to Cambodia 250b booked with a date previous to my 60 days expire just in case someone asks.