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Is the new DTV Visa a multiple entry visa allowing re-entry for 180 days each time?

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Aug 22, 2024

6 months ago

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Can anybody tell me on the new DTV Visa 

Is it multiple entry on each 180 days 

I will arrive October but I need to return to U.K. for 2 weeks in December or January 

So When I return to Thailand will I be able to return under my original 180 ?

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The DTV (Digital Nomad Visa) is a multiple entry visa valid for 5 years, allowing unlimited entries into Thailand. Each time you arrive in Thailand on this visa, you receive a new 180-day stamp. Therefore, if you leave Thailand and return, you will get another 180 days each time you enter.

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Steve *******

No, you will get 180 days again, every time you enter the country for 5 years.

It's unlimited entries, and you get 180 days each time you enter.

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Tod *********

The DTV is a 5 year multiple entry visa

Each entry gives you 180 days

When you exit/re-enter you get a NEW 180 day stamp 🙂

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Chrissy ***

so may I ask, if you exit after say 170 days, then return a few weeks later, you get another 180 days, therefore won’t need to apply for an extension? (Ps thanks for all your wisdom)

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Tod *********

it's unlimited entry for 5 years of 180 days each time you enter thailand

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Chrissy ***

thank you 🙏

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Wolf ******

yep and this is not expensive for 5 years....

I have to buy each year a multi-entry stamp and cost me 3'800 baths each year.

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