The DestinationThailand Visa,prepared properly.
The DTV rewards a well-evidenced application and quietly punishes a hopeful one. We will tell you which route you qualify under, and whether it is worth applying at all.
Check whether you qualifyHua Hin Visa Concierge is a private visa and immigration administration agency. We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice. All applications are decided by the Thai authorities, and no outcome can be guaranteed.
Three routes, and a surprise.
Most people who ask us about the DTV fall into one of three groups, and the third is the one people are surprised to find they are in.
Ask which route fits you
Employed abroad
See detailsEmployed or contracted outside Thailand and living here. The evidence is about the relationship, not about the size of the salary.
Self-employed
See detailsYour own clients and your own invoices, which is the route where the paperwork has to work hardest.
The third route
See detailsA group most people do not think of themselves as being in until someone reads it to them. Worth asking about before you rule yourself out.
Four steps, eligibility first
We check whether it is worth applying before you pay us to apply.
Eligibility check
A short conversation to establish which route fits, before you spend anything.
Evidence review
We look at what you have and tell you what is missing or too weak to carry the application.
Filing
We complete and submit the application.
Arrival
Your visa is issued, and we tell you what to do in your first week, including the TM30.
The paperwork decides it
Applications are refused on the quality of the paperwork, not on the merits of the person.
What counts as evidence
A contract without dates. A bank statement in the wrong name. A letter with no letterhead. These are the failures we see, and each of them is fixable a week before filing and fatal on the day.
The document set depends on your route and it moves, so we send you the current list for your case rather than a general one.
After you have it
A DTV is not a licence to forget about paperwork. You will still report your address, and you will still need to think about the 90-day report.
What it costs
Our fee is quoted in writing before we start, and separate from the government fee, which you will see on the receipt.
DTV questions, straight answers
If yours is not here, it takes one message to ask, and you will hear back within 24 hours.
How do I know which route I am on?
One short conversation about who pays you and where they are. That is usually enough to place you, and it costs nothing.
My evidence is thin. Should I apply anyway?
We will tell you honestly. A weak application is not a free lottery ticket, and it is better to spend a month strengthening the file than to spend the fee twice.
Do I still need to do the TM30?
Yes. Reporting where you live is separate from the visa that let you come, and it is the first thing to sort in your first week.
What about the 90-day report?
It applies to you in the same way it applies to everyone staying beyond 90 consecutive days. We track the date if you would rather not.
What does it cost?
A fee quoted in writing before we start, separate from the government fee.
Can you guarantee it will be approved?
No, and you should be wary of anyone who says yes. Every application is decided by the Thai authorities. What we can do is make sure nothing in your file gives them a reason to say no.
Start your DTV application.
Tell us who pays you, where they are, and what you can evidence. Within 24 hours you will have the route, the requirements and a fee quote.
One message is enough
No documents needed yet. Tell us what you hold, when it ends and what you need, and you will hear back within 24 hours.
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