Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)

Requirements*

• Passport with sufficient validity (confirm with the embassy where you apply)
• Recent photograph (within six months)
• Document indicating current location (e.g. valid visa, travel or accommodation proof)
• Financial evidence: no less than 500,000 THB (e.g. bank statements for the last three months, or a sponsor letter per official guidance)
• Workcation route: employment contract or employment certificate, or a professional portfolio showing digital nomad / remote worker / freelancer status
• Thai soft-power route (e.g. Muay Thai, Thai cooking, medical): proof of enrolment or appointment from the organiser or hospital
• Dependents (spouse and children under 20 of a DTV holder): proof of relationship and the principal holder’s DTV, plus financial evidence as listed on the official checklist
• Application fee: 10,000 THB (confirm current fee at submission)
• Embassies may request extra documents. Always follow the checklist for the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate-General where you apply

Our Process

1. 1

   Choose your route

   Workcation (remote work or freelance) and Thai soft-power activities use different supporting documents. Family members of DTV holders follow a separate dependent checklist.

2. 2

   Prepare your documents

   Gather passport, photo, location evidence, 500,000 THB financial proof, and the contract, portfolio, or activity confirmation that matches your route.

3. 3

   Submit your application

   Apply through the Thai e-Visa system or as directed by the embassy or consulate handling your jurisdiction.

4. 4

   Receive your DTV

   Processing times vary by mission. Your DTV is issued as directed by the consular officer (e.g. sticker in passport or e-visa confirmation).

5. 5

   Enter Thailand

   The DTV is a multiple-entry visa with 5-year validity; each entry allows a stay of up to 180 days (confirm conditions on your approval).

6. 6

   Optional: extend your stay

   You may apply for an extension at an immigration office in Thailand where permitted by current Immigration rules.