We assess, prepare and submit your DTV application under a written contract — and stay with you until consular approval.
Travel freely without filing any extra permits.
No trips to the border and no immigration queues.
Stay in Thailand up to a year at a time.
Enter and leave as many times as you like.
A visa specialist reviews your situation and confirms eligibility, cost and timeline.
We prepare the full package to current consular requirements.
We file and manage every request from the consulate on your behalf.
Visa granted — plus checklists and support for your entry.
We work officially, under contract, and you pay in stages. If the visa isn't granted, you're covered.
If your visa isn't granted, you get a refund under the contract terms.
A package built to the consulate's current requirements — nothing missing.
You pay in stages as we progress — never everything at once.
Checklists and step-by-step guidance for your entry to Thailand.
We map your stages, country of submission, costs and timeline — and answer every question, under contract.
How DTV extensions work: the 180+180 mechanic, re-entry, re-proving funds, and staying compliant so you can live in Thailand legally for the full five years.
The seven most common reasons DTV applications get rejected — unseasoned funds, weak work proof, wrong consulate, form errors and more — each with a clear fix.
A full breakdown of the DTV visa cost in 2026: the government fee, the ~30 five-year total versus a ~a8_en.env9,500 work visa, extensions, hidden costs, and value.
You must apply for the DTV outside Thailand. How the e-visa works, why processing speed and documents vary by consulate, and how to choose strategically.
What counts as proof of remote work for the DTV: contracts, invoices, payslips and portfolios for employees, freelancers and contractors, plus red flags to avoid.
How the DTV soft-power track works: which programs qualify (Muay Thai, cooking, medical), the all-important acceptance letter, documents, and tips.