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Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) guide

Choose the DTV category

Destination Thailand Visa categories
CategoryWho it covers
DTV1Workcation: digital nomads, remote workers, foreign talent and freelancers.
DTV2Thai soft-power activities, such as Muay Thai, Thai culinary training and medical treatment.
DTV3The spouse and children under 20 of DTV holders.

Validity, stay and extension

The London embassy lists validity of 5 years with multiple entries and a stay of 180 days per entry. One extension per entry of up to 180 days is available at Thai Immigration. After 180 + 180 days, depart and re-enter using the same DTV within its validity.

Documents listed by the London embassy

Use the London embassy’s requirements as embassy-specific guidance and check the embassy where you apply. Its page was updated on 8 September 2026.

Applying through London? Use the DTV guide for UK citizens for the London fee, residence evidence, ACRO certificate and minor-applicant checklist.

Fees and the official application

Fees vary by embassy. London lists £300. The commonly cited 10,000 THB amount is indicative only, not a universal embassy fee.

Apply at the official Thai e-Visa website. Check the relevant embassy’s document list and fee before applying.

Before travelling with your DTV

A visa does not replace your TDAC. Non-Thai entrants must complete the arrival card for each entry. Prepare your TDAC and review the children and minors guide if travelling with dependants.

People also ask

How long can I stay on a DTV?

The London embassy lists 180 days per entry, with one extension per entry of up to 180 days at Thai Immigration. After 180 + 180 days, depart and re-enter within the visa’s validity.

Is the DTV fee always 10,000 THB?

No. Fees vary by embassy. London lists £300; 10,000 THB is indicative only.

Can a DTV holder’s children apply as dependants?

DTV3 covers the spouse and children under 20 of DTV holders. London lists the holder’s DTV and proof of relationship among the documents.

Sources

Official publications used for this guide.