I can’t imagine that. However, what I can imagine is that the person who issued the documents (in this case, likely a studio or whatever) will report you to immigration!

I applied at the embassy in Berlin without any issues using a bank statement that was 5 weeks old. It was accepted without any problem. Additionally, I had transferred the money to the account shortly before the statement was generated with the reference “DTV Balance.” That was also accepted without any problem.

@Stephan **********

Possible, it’s been 15 years for me. Given the current situation, though, I wouldn’t recommend a trip to either Israel or Iran 😜

@Tim *******

You shouldn’t, for example, enter Iran with the same passport and then try to enter Israel afterward – or vice versa. There will be problems. However, it’s usually not an issue to get a second passport for such trips. In Germany, for example, this second passport would only be valid for 5 years. I don’t know how it works in other countries!

The Foreign Ministry said in a YouTube-Interview it is 1900 THB

I’m not sure, but I would maybe take a look at the embassy’s website where you want to submit the application.

I’m not entirely sure, but that might be helpful!

@Jay ****

but with work permit only🤣🤣🤣

@Stephan **********

Is it? For example, if you stay in the country for 3 years on the same Non-B visa with annual extensions, you can apply for permanent residency after 3 years.

With a DTV, this option does not exist.

@James *******

That was also my understanding. For “safety,” I wanted to ask a relevant lawyer. That was a complete misfire!

@James *******

DTV, yes sure!