Make Thailand your base for the next five years on the DTV.
A five-year, multiple-entry visa for remote professionals earning from outside Thailand and those here for a recognized soft-power pursuit — prepared so your evidence reads as one coherent file from the first submission.
A newer visa, prepared with seasoned judgement
The DTV is one of Thailand's newest long-stay routes, and the standard of evidence each consulate expects is still settling. Our Thai immigration team prepares both qualifying tracks — workcation and soft power — and knows how proof of foreign income, the 500,000-baht seasoned funds requirement, and activity documentation are actually assessed across the e-Visa system.
You work directly with the lawyer responsible for your file, not a processing queue. We review your circumstances before we quote, tell you plainly whether the DTV is the right route, and assemble the application so it is decided on its merits the first time — with the extension and re-entry strategy mapped from the outset.
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Destination Thailand Visa — eligibility & documents
Eligibility
- Workcation track — remote employees, freelancers, or company owners earning from an employer or clients registered outside Thailand.
- Soft-power track — enrollment in a qualifying Thai activity such as Muay Thai training or a Thai cooking course.
- Proof of at least THB 500,000 in seasoned funds (bank balance maintained over the preceding three months).
- A legal spouse and children under 20 may apply as dependents — each files a separate application and pays a separate fee.
Required documents
- Passport valid for at least six months, plus a recent passport-style photograph.
- Bank statement evidencing at least THB 500,000 in seasoned funds, dated within the period the consulate or embassy requires before submission.
- Workcation track — employment contract or company registration, plus recent pay slips or, for freelancers, client contracts and a professional portfolio.
- Soft-power track — a confirmation or enrollment letter from the host institution and that organization's registration document.
- Proof of residence or address in your country of application.
- For dependents — marriage certificate (spouse) and birth certificate (each child under 20).