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

yeah the initial requirements are valid throughout the visa validity and why i chose Workcation. I was told by the Thai staff who interviewed me to do border hops "you won't need to show anything, it is simple. If you go to immigration it will be too much work". I keep my DTV docs on my phone, just

In case.

It depends on the embassy she is applying from. Some may require double the amount.

@Mike *******

Yeah, it is not that difficult..

@Stuart ********

I forgot to add the Workcation before DTV, which I have done

@Mike *******

You also have to demonstrate how you work online. The Workcation DTV is for remote work only.

Many apply 2nd time around by themselves and get approved. A few three times. It is good it worked out for you via an agent.

You should check your local Thai Embassy website for the application process. There are SP courses with Thai language as part of the course. Full time Thai language comes under Education visa so it is not really issued via DTV. If you extend your DTV at immigration you need to show course renewal docs if the course has ended. No current requirement to do so with a border hop. How long it takes depends on where you apply.

Anonymous participant With Wise you can pay rent and bills

. Visa fees must be paid in cash (Thai Baht) at the Consular Section (15 Bourichan Road, Ban Phonesinuan, Sisattanak District, Vientiane Capital)

Anonymous participant 173 There are many areas of Thailand where 1300 quid is above barely surviving.