Starting July 15, 2024, the Thai government is offering the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) for individuals who wish to combine work and travel in Thailand. This long-awaited new visa aims at closing the gap for people who want to enjoy living in Thailand while working remotely. Thailand is adapting to the new way of living and has made it possible to keep the best of both worlds. Bring your family along and enjoy what the Kingdom has best to offer.

Destination Thailand Visa also caters to those interested in "Thai Soft Power" activities. This includes participating in Muay Thai class, medical treatments, Thai cooking classes, short-term educational courses, seminars or music festivals.


What You Need To Know About The DTV Visa

Destination Thailand Visa allows stays of up to 180 days per entry and is valid for 5 years. It is possible to apply for an extension of stay of 180 days for a fee of 10,000 THB.

The DTV Visa, is not only an excellent option for digital nomads, it is also available to freelancers, and remote workers. It provides an affordable and convenient way to live and work remotely in Thailand's tropical paradise. This multiple-entry visa simplifies long-term stays, offering the flexibility needed by frequent travelers or for an extended visit.


Qualifications & Documentation

If you are planning to apply for the DTV, there are a few requirements you need to meet, which vary depending on your category: workcation, soft power activity, or dependent.
Before starting your application, ensure you have the necessary documents prepared:

  1. Passport with 6-month validity minimum
  2. Recent Passport Photograph
  3. Visa Fee of 10,000 THB
  4. Recent bank statement with an ending balance of no less than 500,000 THB that shows the applicant's name and date
  5. Proof of Purpose of Visit:
    1. Workcation: Employment contract, employment certificate from your country, or a professional portfolio showing your freelancer work
    2. Thai Soft Power: Proof of confirmation to attend the activity or a letter of appointment from a hospital or medical center
    3. Dependent of Primary DTV Holder: Proof of relationship, such as a marriage certificate, birth certificate, or certificate of adoption

Destination Thailand Visa Application Process

Step 1: Preparation of the documents. We suggest you allow a visa service company like ours to do this for you. We don't make mistakes!

Step 2: Submission of the required documents and visa application.

Step 3: Payment of the Visa Fees.

Step 4: The immigration officer will review and process the visa application. If approved, you will get a multiple-entry visa in your passport valid for 5 years.

Step 5: Receive your passport with your Destination Thailand Visa.


Summary – Destination Thailand Visa - The process and documentation required in order to obtain a DTV is relatively simple but you may want PCS to handle it for a hassle-free experience. Professional Corporate Services is available if you need help with any visa issue so, please consider contacting our knowledgeable Visa staff. And remember the 1st consultation is totally FREE! Go ahead and use the contact us form below. We are here to serve you!

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