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I think this is just a spam post to get reactions. People should not respond.
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Nuttaporn Thongsri yes the ink is missing from the bottom inside loop. That is a 6 not a 5. look at the fives in the other part of the stamp.
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It’s not case dependent it’s part of the DTV Visa process.
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 maximum 2 border runs runs allowed now
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@Cris *****
 you are correct. Thank you.
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@Cris *****
There is not a way around it. You need to be in your Home country to apply for the DTV. You cannot be in Thailand and you need to prove that you have 500,000 baht in a Bank in your home country for the last three months there is no way around that. And no agent can help you with the money portion. An agent can help you apply for the visa, but it’s not necessary. It’s such a simple process.
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I wasn’t arguing. I was just stating what the DTV is. 
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DTV is a nomad visa, you have to show That You are working remotely. It’s not a retirement visa, but the Thai visa website explains things Fairly clear.
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the first response you had you said on the DTV you only had to show your bank statement from America. We’re talking about getting bank accounts in Thailand on the tourist visa he’s not talking about getting the DTV visa he’s talking about getting a Thai bank account on the tourist visa
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@Vicky ****************
OK I’ve heard other people say they cannot get a bank account on the tourist visa but you used an agent.
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