If you are a resident or foreigner applying for the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) from within Australia, this guide explains how to do it. The DTV is open to all eligible applicants of any nationality who wish to process their visa through the Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra or Thai Consulate in Sydney. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA…
DTV Visa Requirements 2026: Embassy Guidelines by Country
Are you passionate about Muay Thai and planning to train in Thailand long-term? The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is your gateway to live, train, and immerse yourself in Thai culture for up to 5 years. Below, we break down the DTV visa requirements by country, as provided by official Thai embassies and consulates abroad. Use…
Can You Open or Keep a Thai Bank Account with a DTV Visa? Bangkok Bank Tightens Rules
How to protect your financial position in Thailand amid changing bank policies. Updated: May 2025 Foreign nationals living in Thailand on the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) are increasingly encountering problems with Thai bank accounts. Numerous DTV holders have reported being asked to close their existing Thai bank accounts, or being denied the ability to open…
One Typo Can Get You Denied: Avoid These Costly DTV Visa Application Mistakes
Applying for Thailand’s Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) offers digital nomads and remote workers an exciting opportunity to live and work in Thailand. However, the application process is unforgiving, and even minor errors can lead to rejection without a refund. The High Cost of Small Mistakes Many applicants have reported that simple mistakes, such as a…
Thailand Plans to Ease Tax on Foreign Income: A Major Win for DTV Visa Holders
Thailand is preparing a game-changing update to its tax policy that could greatly benefit foreign residents, long-term visa holders, and especially those under the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV). The proposed rule will make it easier to bring foreign income into Thailand without triggering a hefty tax bill—boosting the country’s appeal as a long-stay base for…
How to Extend the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) After 180 Days: Full Guide
Thinking of staying in Thailand longer than 180 days on your Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)? You’re not alone. Whether you’re here for Muay Thai, digital nomad life, or just loving the lifestyle, here’s exactly how to extend your stay. This updated guide covers both legal extension options and the most common workaround travelers are using…