@Urs *******

no I not either I have been teaching my son since he was 5 as we had no local schools who had room to take him cos he has no brothers or sisters and many the Ukraine and kids taken into care have been bumped above him on the waiting when we had an influx here 2 years ago. Xx

@Wannikea ********

as a freelancer I don’t get pay slips but I got work transactions on my bank statement. Yeah I was thinking air BnB for a month then get place out there soon within month of being there as we like to just settle after 16hrs of flying intially. That good I don’t need to go out 2x a year at 30 days to come back. Cos nice to go somewhere for a few days then come back.

I don’t really wanna wait for them to ask for stuff as I feel that makes the process a lot longer and more work them as well as myself when I be working anyway xx

@Karl ******

can you cos that cool to know day out another place sounds nicer I read it 30 days out to reset it xx

yeah sent email and we see if they reply if not I plan for worse case anyway xx

@Brian ********

they have an email and phone number for visa enquiries only here in UK but I not holding out to if they reply cos many places have bare minimum staffing and so don’t tend to reply them xx

@Nathan ***

yeah I emailed them I give them some time see if get back before try calling thankyou 🫶

@Sophie ************

yeah it what I was thinking but says for dv3 -child under 20 visa:

1. Bio data page of passport

2. Photograph past 6 months

3. Document indicating current location

4. Financial evidence: amount no less than £11,000 (500,000 THB) e.g bank statement, sponsorship letter

5. DTV visa of DTV holder

6. Proof of relationship to DTV holder

Extras:

Passport of parent

Parents council tax bill utility bill

Parents recent official bank statement show name and address

So wondering if now looking that I can do just a sponsorship letter

@Sarah ************

on the DTV it does state each person needs a visa but they won’t get penalised for overstaying.

With a DTV we know we can stay 180 days and then need to leave Thailand for 30 days in order to reset the visa.

It the minor details trying to sort cos it written in a bit confusing way I have emailed the consulate but they not open till Tuesday I don’t see them being open Monday cos Easter bank holiday here xx

@Tori *******

thanks the accommodation thing is interesting as that makes it all easier to worry bout 1st month rather than 6 months. Yeh I gonna message the consulate in London here in uk our only one 🙈 and hope they reply cos I know some are very understaffed so don’t answer much. 🫶

@Kyle *********

yeah I just using all as a guide on their website in uk they showing same documents and requirements for both but it looks very confusing I gonna send email but wanted to ask here see what people say too. See if it came back as a general everyone had same kind of answer.

Only bit really clear is how to process it and how much it cost each us. 🙈🙈 I just want to make sure I get documents right first time I terrible to over think things sometimes thanks though xx