DTV Visa Guidance in Phuket
The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is a long-validity visa aimed at remote workers, freelancers and people joining Thai soft-power activities. If you are exploring it from Phuket, we help you understand the basics and prepare.
The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is designed for remote workers, digital nomads and long-stay visitors. It allows stays of up to 180 days, extendable once. We check if DTV fits your profile and prepare the application.
Who the DTV suits
The DTV is generally aimed at remote workers and digital nomads working for employers or clients outside Thailand, and at applicants joining qualifying activities such as Muay Thai, cooking courses or medical treatment. It offers a long validity with a defined stay per entry.
What you may need
- Proof of remote work or the qualifying activity
- Evidence of funds
- Passport and supporting documents
DTV rules are still settling and can differ by embassy and over time. We help you understand current expectations rather than guesswork.
How we help
We explain whether the DTV fits your situation versus other options, which documents tend to be expected, and how it interacts with reporting once you are in Phuket. If another visa is a better fit, we say so.
Official Government Fees
| Fee Type | Amount (THB) |
|---|---|
| DTV Visa Application (at Thai Embassy) | 10,000 THB |
| In-Country Extension (180 days) | 1,900 THB |
| Our Agency Service Fee | On Request |
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Common questions
What is the DTV visa?
Can I get the DTV while in Phuket?
Is the DTV right for me, or should I use another visa?
Who qualifies for a DTV visa in Thailand?
Can I extend a DTV visa in Thailand?
Interested in the DTV visa?
Tell us about your work and plans, we check if the DTV is your best option.
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