Yes

Yes, if he's legally registered as your son, you can add him as a dependant if you're a DTVer, or at least that's what I've read.

@Christopher **********

that won't never happen. Even local Immigration offices in Thai cities and provinces have slightly different rules or procedures for visa-related matters.

The Embassy at Malaysia is notoriously know for that nonsensical requirement. In my case, when I applied for the DTV, I didn't have any previous Thai experience except having spent 10 days in Bangkok as a holiday, so how could I even possible have a lease agreement, especially as I'm from a country that cannot enter on visa exempt to Thailand.

Fortunately my embassy, and most of them, don't have that requirement.

In your case, however, as you've already lodged the application, you must either comply their requirements or prepare to face a possible rejection without refunds.

By income/tax documents issued by the national tax authority of your country, meaning the country you're paying taxes at.

@Christopher **********

but that's totally up to them.

You can't apply while on Thai soil. If they find out you did (which they might or might not find out) your application would be rejected, without refunds.

@Tore ********

I know what you say is true, but I wonder what they don't write it on the ad. Just to confuse foreigners? Haha

@Kevin *********

/2999

@Maksym **********

yes, that's also right.