Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) Checklist

5-Year Multiple Entry Visa - 180 Days Per Entry

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Apply via the official system:

Thai e-Visa↗

Key Rules Before Applying

Apply outside Thailand through the Thai e-Visa platform / Thai Embassy

Main applicant is at least 20 years old

Passport valid at least 6 months from travel date

Can provide bank statements for at least 3 months showing at least 500,000 THB or local equivalent

Proof of permanent residence in the country of application.

Police clearance or official proof of no criminal record, issued by your country of nationality or permanent residence

Required Documents (upload to eVisa)

Passport biodata page

Recent passport-style photo, taken within the last 6 months

Document indicating current location (entry stamp, visa, or proof of residence, e.g. driving licence or bank statement

Bank statements for at least 3 months showing 500,000 THB+ or local equivalent

Workcation (remote worker / freelancer / foreign talent)(Select one)

Employment contract or employment certificate

Reference letter from employer, client, or HR confirming your remote-work role, where requested

Cover letter explaining your workcation purpose and confirming you will not work for a Thai employer or Thai clients, where relevant

Formal consent / acknowledgement letter that you understand DTV permits remote work only, where requested

Recent salary slips or income evidence, where requested

Professional portfolio or proof of freelancer / remote worker status, where requested

After Submission

Pay the visa fee according to the embassy / e-Visa instructions

Save or print the payment QR / payment instructions if the embassy requires in-person payment

Print and save the visa approval once issued

After entering Thailand, track your 180-day permission to stay and extension deadline if you plan to stay longer

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Notes

DTV document requirements vary by embassy; it's best to prepare everything you might need in advance
Ensure your information is entered correctly. Simple mistakes can result in an automatic cancellation.
For soft power applications, the provider's documentation matters. Ask what they can provide before paying.
DTV is multiple-entry, so a re-entry permit is not normally needed for travel while the visa remains valid.
Thai Immigration generally requires photocopied documents (such as passport pages and certificates) to be signed before submission.

This checklist reflects the documents typically required; however, requirements vary by immigration office. Additional documents are often requested depending on individual circumstances, so please confirm the latest requirements with your local office. Final approval is at the discretion of the immigration officer.