Most Embassies strongly emphasize that error in the personal data from the passport, will lead to rejection, and can not be changed neither by you or the Embassy.

You need to write it excactly as in the machine readable field, at the bottom of the picturepage in the passport.

It says nowhere that you have to be employed, you need to show you have the 500.000 baht readily avaiable in a bankaccount.

Remember to stay in Bali, for the whole visaproces, and not leave until you get the visa.

Depend on the Immigration Officer in front of you when you enter Thailand.

Visa on arrival is 15 days, and is only for a very few nationalities.

Remember even volunteers need a work permit.

Ask in a group dedicated to UK visa rules, to get precise and updated knowlegde, not in a group specialised in Thai visa rules

Best country to apply in, is your homecountry, where they will be familiar with the documents supplied for the application.

It is 500.000 bath each depending on Embassy.

Scroll or search all the great answers allready found in the group.

Anonymous users should really do their homework, and read previous posts, when they are not suppotting the group as full contributing members of the group.

If you don’t have the nerves, and are able to change travelplans, when a Immigration Officer deny you entry to Thailand, you could choose the multi entry tourist visa.

Read all about it in the visa section of the Thai Embassy closest to you.

Everything before 2024 has absolutely NO relevance, since new rules and changed practice from Immigration on how they deal with tourists.

ED visa is for language studies, not DTV.

But you have to be a fulltime student and attend all classes physical. So not possibel to travel around.

And there may be tests to pass from time to time.

Several has applyed for DTV with languagecourses and been rejected or got a ED-visa ( No refund of differences in visa fees).