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You can attach your child to your visa. It’s the same procedure and the same cost (10,000 THB).
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In this situation, you are allowed to keep your old passport. You can present both passports (the old one with the valid DTV visa and the new one) to the immigration officers when entering or exiting the country.

There is no need to transfer the visa — just make sure to carry both passports together.
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Apply from Kuala Lumpur, 5 of my friends apply there and no one rejected
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@Anna ********
No idea. I just based it on what she told me. And the dozen friends who applied for the DTV did it the same way and all of them were approved.
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@Todd ********
What I mean is that it’s not systematic! Embassies that don’t allow you to leave the country clearly state it. If there’s no specific mention, you’re allowed to do it. Out of the three embassies, only the one in Paris required us to stay.
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@Todd ********
That’s not true, because the embassy in Kuala Lumpur itself told us that we could leave Malaysia and re-enter Thailand while waiting for the approval (which takes 5 weeks). However, the one in Paris requires us to stay in France during the process. So the rules change from one embassy to another.
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You can apply out of the country and re-enter in Thailand, then leave again to activate it once it’s approved.
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