@Kevin *******

100% accurate answer

@Julien ***

visa has to be printed, that’s rule. Don’t rely on agent mood. stick to the rule. Also what if you loose your phone / stops working.

You can use agent, or you can also do it at post with registered mail if your address won’t change (they’ll send back the paper to your address). Reportedly costs 70-80 baht with Ems tracking. Keep copy of everything, process and address is on immigration website

Participant(e) anonyme just logics, if it was a physical application they would keep your passport, they provide you some freedom with evisa, don’t abuse more than expected.

@Mike *********

ok then go for it and don’t provide them.

@Mike *********

well just don’t apply to this visa then if you’re in this mindset

@Luit ****************

exactly.

@James *******

I explained in a comment that insurances mostly have exclusion if insured person is staying illegally, which will be the case with the kid overstaying

@Phil ***********

did you apply in your home country embassy or did you just do this from Thailand

@Julien ***

its actually wrong. As law has not been changed after introduction of DTV visa, and the introduction of DTV visa royal gazette announcement does not give specific information about foreign company / etc, it means any type of visa including tourist visa (DTV is a tourist visa) can work remotely as long as it does not have anything to do with a Thai business or customers.