@Anna ********

it’s not about how long it takes to fill the form, it’s about the “must be submitted 3 days prior” that I’m addressing.

@THAI *****************************

it’s not about how long it takes to fill the form, it’s about the “must be submitted 3 days prior” that I’m addressing.

@Tony *********

it’s not about how long it takes to fill the form, it’s about the “must be submitted 3 days prior” that I’m addressing.

What about people who book a flight last minute? I’ve done that many times; depressed after a week of long work days, have a drink on a Thursday night thinking “I need a weekend getaway” and bought flights to depart Friday 😂What happens then? At least the paper version could have been filled in during the flight or on arrival

PS I’m NOT talking about how long it takes to fill the form, it’s about the “must be submitted 3 days prior” that I’m addressing.

My husband and I got our DTV’s for remote worker in Hong Kong. We didn’t apply at the same time, but both got approved though we did get asked for some more documents.

He is a Hong Kong born local with British passport, I’m a HK permanent resident with Australian passport.

@Tae'lur *******

each month should be minimum 500k Baht

Thank you

The HK Consulate website only required our Marriage Certificate and my husband's DTV and sponsorship letter. I provided my bank statements on top.

@Wannikea ********

Yes, I'm in HK

Thank you so much for your reply, very useful. He’s got his through remote work