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@Todd ********
yes, but you shouldn't.

Dtv is a tourist visa.

If you already have a thai bank account that shows you have either had a non immigrant visas before, or a work permit

Part of the dtv requirements is the money you make must come from outside of thailand.

Having a thai bank account for the application makes things blury and more difficult.
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It's a multiple entry visa valid for 5 years

You can come and go daily

It just resets the 180 day stay each time you enter
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You can't/ shouldn't have a thai bank account on dtv

Should be your home country bank account
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@Holp *****
are you applying from within thailand?
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Same as us.

I have workcation visa, applied for first.

Once recieved then apply for spouse and dependants.

Spouse had to have same amount in bank account as I did.

Kids are supported by a letter stating I am responsible foe their needs
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@Greg *******
I reckon he specialised in whiplash claims back in the states
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Edit**

My kids are 12 and 7, being homeschooled. Both needed their own dtv dependant visa.
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Dtv visa, child under 18 goes as a dependant, needs their own visa application

At 12, can have an education visa (for thai classes, muay thai etc)
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@Pete ******
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The dtv prevents you from working and earning money in thailand. The dtv visa is either soft power or working remotely with income from outside of Thailand

If you're going to comment I would suggest you look into the visa requirements and limitations first