Anonymous participant 571 yeah man, I didn’t want to. I got rejected 6 months ago and saw a whole ton of people on here get rejected for little mistakes. 5000 baht is nothing, but it made for great insurance.

Like obviously you can do it yourself. But this is a great option for people who 1) dont want to 2) want to ensure it’s done correctly and 3) want to know if they get rejected they get a refund. Because they refund the WHOLE thing, including the visa cost.

I went under remote work🧑‍💻 not a soft power activity.

@Chris ********

They emailed the embassy on my behalf when there was a follow up question about my pay slips.

I had a line of support the entire process. I’d do it again this way in a heartbeat.

Anonymous participant 571 I used Issa too. LOVED their service. Of course you can do it yourself but having a professional check all docs, submit everything for you, speak to embassy on your behalf AND guarantee full refund or free resubmission for 5k baht is such a good deal. Made my DTV application so stress free

I showed everything. I had the letter, my contract. I even had a letter from my previous company saying up to what date I was employed.

Yes it was a problem for me in Taipei in December. Despite having worked at my company before, they told me I needed 3-4 months on my current contract before applying again. I was approved in HCMC in April

@Joanna ********

I think it’s within three days, so you can do it up to 3 days in advance

I was told explicitly in Taipei that I needed 3-4 months on the new contract as a remote worker (even though I’d worked for my current company in the past as well).

They denied me. I applied again in HCMC and was approved recently.

Here is a link to their google maps location: As you can also have an in person consult.

And website:

When I was on non-b ,I never showed my APEC card to immigration officer, only the person who let me into the line.

I assume it will be same for DTV. I.e. I *think* you can still use it for fast track.