It is available for all foreigners. South Africa is not on the list of special countries where a background check is required, so you should be fine.

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It seems that in Malaysia, only the RTC in Kota Bharu has information on their website about the DTV so far:

@Pham ****

It is available in Phnom Penh now (PP is also walk-in, no reservation required).

It's interesting that the Thai Embassy in Moscow, along with other documents for obtaining a DTV (including a bank statement, of course), requires from "Workcation" applicants to provide a proof of INCOME (Russian tax return).

Are there other embassies/consulates that require income verification?

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@Tod ********

people who hate traveling:)

Tod Daniels 10,000 was mentioned here

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@Eva ********

I think proof of residence is required only in consulates using the e-visa system. If you apply the traditional way (in almost all neighboring countries like Malaysia, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia), this document is not required.

It has been gazetted.

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@Ellie ******

Yes, the PR department now reports, "Five short-term measures are expected to take effect in late June or early July 2024."

Thai government minutes wording mentions June

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The government had announced that the rules would come into effect in June, but no exact date was specified.