* According to the web site of the Thai embassy in Vientianne, one must "Book an appointment at [[members only]/). Walk-ins will not be accepted." I have tried that link for a while but it is not taking me anywhere. Can someone tip me on how to get an appointment?

* Out of curiosity, I noticed that the Thai Consulate in Savannakhet has the option to schedule appointments for DTV visa. By any chance, has anyone in this group tried in Savannakhet? Was the experience similar to Vientiane? Thanks.

So I’m thinking of going to Vientiane in Laos to apply for the workcation visa in a few months time. Has anyone had any experience applying there?

Which countries still allow walk-in applications for the DTV visa in 2025? Asking for someone since I already have mine!

If drivers licenses are able to show "current location", what stops someone from applying remotely?

I'm on a business trip abroad but have a US passport/drivers license and may not have time to get back to the States before going to Thailand

I know Taipei may have plans to go to the E-Visa system at the end of the year and heard Jakarta was transitioning at the end of November. But I have seen posts that walk in visa services are going to continue until the end of the year. Just want to confirm before booking travel to get a workcation dtv in December. Since it seems like once they go to the E-Visa system it takes much longer.

Hi, I'm about to get a new visa and work permit and a bit stuck with submitting a certified copy of my education certification/ diploma. Has anyone here gone through this - I'm wondering if consulates can certify PDF version of my diploma. The originals are back in Canada

Regarding DTV: I see some people got actual visas put in their passport. From the consulate in Los Angeles where I got it, they just emailed me a form. Why do some give actual visas in passport and mine just a document pdf? Any difference?

Can DTV be applied from inside of Thailand? Bit confused about it.

Does anyone know if you can get a photocopy of your university degree legalized for visa purposes? We live in in Hong Kong, so I'm hoping the US consulate here will legalize the copy, and then I can get it stamped at the HK Thai consulate.

My diploma is safely packed away in the States, and I only have a photocopy with me. Not sure if I need to track down the original

Many thanks!

ATTENTION MEMBERS:

We're not allowing people to post updates about the thai consulates in S/E Asia and their processing time. :O

We do appreciate people trying to post updates about this or that thai consulate nearby

To find out the requirements for a particular thai consulate

GO TO THE WEBSITE,

read the requirements,

read if you have to book an appt online,

read the processing time

and

figure it out :)

We wish each and every one of you success in your visa endeavors :)

EDITED: the condescending stipulation out of the post :)