You must be at least 20 years old to apply for the DTV visa.
Q2
What country do you hold citizenship in?
Select your country from the dropdown.
Q3
Does your passport have at least 6 months validity?
Yes, 6+ months remaining
Less than 6 months
Expired / don't have one
Q4
Do you currently have remote income?
Yes — employed and work remotely
Yes — self-employed / run my own business
Yes — freelancer with clients
No, I don't have remote income
Q5a
Do you have permission from your workplace to work abroad?
Yes, I already have it in writing
Yes, I can get it — they're flexible
I need to ask / not sure
No, definitely not allowed
Q5c
What tax documentation do you have?
PAYE — 12 months of payslips
Self-employed — tax return filed
Self-employed — not filed yet
Mix of PAYE payslips and self-employed tax returns
Q5
What's your average monthly income?
Include salary, dividends, all sources.
$3,800+ / £3,000+ / month
$2,500–$3,800 / £2,000–£3,000 / month
$1,250–$2,500 / £1,000–£2,000 / month
Under $1,250 / £1,000 / month
Q6
This visa requires proof of funds
Enter how much you can show in your local currency.
Currency: USD
Required: $14,000 USD (or £11,000 GBP / 500,000 THB)
Amount can vary due to currency. Proof of funds required.
Q6a
Do you have a criminal record?
Since 31 August 2026, every DTV applicant must submit a criminal record clearance certificate issued by the relevant authority in their home country.
No — clean record
Yes — minor or old conviction
Yes — serious or recent conviction
Q6b
Can you prove permanent residence in your home country?
Since 31 August 2026 a general proof of current location, such as a hotel booking, is no longer enough. You need official documentation confirming your permanent residence.
