Destination Thailand Visa

  • GuidesTop Muay Thai gym shares 5 tips on how to apply for a DTV visa

    Top Muay Thai gym shares 5 tips on how to apply for a DTV visa

    Since the launch of the DTV visa, now the preferred option for digital nomads, remote workers, and frequent participants in Muay Thai courses, there has been significant interest from foreigners worldwide. However, many are confused about the application process. FITFAC Muay Thai Gym, a reputable gym with over 11 locations in Bangkok and one of the few gyms in Thailand…

  • Visa InformationKickstart your DTV Visa journey: Train in Muay Thai, stay in Thailand

    Kickstart your DTV Visa journey: Train in Muay Thai, stay in Thailand

    Thailand has just introduced the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), an exciting new option that allows expats and travellers to stay for up to five years without the hassle of frequent renewals. Ideal for those wanting to dive deep into Thai culture, the DTV offers three main qualifying routes: Workcation – Tailored for digital nomads, freelancers, and remote workers. Soft Power – Focus on activities…

  • Thailand NewsThailand’s new visa rules: Game-changer or red-tape?

    Thailand’s new visa rules: Game-changer or red-tape?

    Thailand’s Interior Ministry just dropped a bombshell with fresh guidelines for the much-hyped Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), now granting visa-exempt tourists a 60-day stay instead of the previous 30 days. The DTV has been heralded as a game-changer for remote workers, allowing them to work for overseas companies without the hassle of obtaining a local work permit. However, the ministry…