@Wannikea ********

6 months is fine, there must be something behind it we don't know

@Greg *******

yes, the same model that schools use to follow for the ED visas. It's a pity that once the toy got broken, those schools had to close down and get into some serious trouble. DTV gyms are going to be the next ;)

waiting for anonymous member 206 to come and recommend an agent ;)

@Brandon ***********

when a secret is known by too many people then nobody is going to beneficiate from it 😉

Anonymous participant 206 Dude, do you think that everyone is so stupid to buy that? Why are you so angry if you don't have any business with it? It's clear that you are trying to sell your service since every other post you keep mentioning about "hey, get an agent! hey, get an agent!". Why are you on this page recommending to get an agent and claiming to know "the right one"? I've been following this page since the real beginning over a year ago but this agent thing came up just 3 months ago and NOBODY recommending an agent has EVER shown his face. All anonynimous participant, I wonder why 😉 Why now you don't put on your face, participant 206 and write down exactly the same things u wrote above?

You got a big issue, you've already got in the country long enough that you even got denied the entry and got a dtv denied as well. At this point they know you ARE NOT a tourist and they are cracking down on foreigners like you. I second those ones who suggest to stay out of the country for a few months, that's the only way to bring things back to normal, the longer you stay here with these tricks and the more problematic your situation will be. You already got one entry and visa denial, wait for the dust to settle, at least for this year

Anonymous participant agents have no power with the dtv since they involve embassies that are abroad and not inside of the countries. There are a few agents here that they promote themselves claiming that agents have solved the issues for many applicants while they get k baht just to check your documents and submit them through the website. Don't fall for it, u already got denied once.

yes, you must be in the country of the application for the whole process time. Leaving the country can possibly lead to rejection

I had a booking made through agoda for about 2 weeks, that was enough in my case.

Your country would be the best option U can apply now and get your dtv in a month so that you don't need to go to a 3rd country, spend money on flights and accomodations and not being sure when your visa gets approved. There are cases that even in countries nearby it has taken about a month to get the dtv. (if you apply in france then the embassy will likely accept some documents in your language while if you apply abroad u need everything to be in thai/english)