Get a travel insurance from your country before leaving.

Ken Watson been here this since the visa was launched 😂

Participante anónimo 260 Workcation people on DTV aren't on holiday. I wish I was, tho 😂

No

It's totally embassy dependant. Mine (Seoul, Korea) did demand real fully paid tickets. I sent them my one way ticket on Thai Airways and was approved.

Participante anónimo 860 once you choose other, there isn't a list to choose from, but you can write whatever you want.

Participante anónimo for how long do you want to travel? A multi entry tourism visa (MTEV) might be better for you, then.

Isn't the fee 20 bath per transaction after the free allowance? If so, it's still better than any other option.

You don't sound like a remote worker. Said so, you can apply trhu the soft power category.

@SugaRae ****

it doesn't. Only F-2/F-4/F-5/F-6 visas grant residence status in Korea. This might not be relevant at all for Thai Embassy matters, but for Korea, you're not a resident as in long term resident. The F-1-D visa (yours) can't be extended beyond 2 years. The Thai Embassy in Korea might have changed the rules, but when I applied back in August 2024, only "residents" (F/) were accepted for DTV applications. For other visas such as SETV or METV, the residency status didn't matter at all, even back then.