Denial of DTV Visa Extension in Thailand
The Problem
Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) holders in Thailand are facing unexpected denials when attempting to extend their stay for an additional 180 days. Immigration officials are strictly enforcing criteria, often requiring specific documentation that applicants may not have prepared for the extension process.
Solution
Applicants should ensure they have all required evidence of foreign income and documentation stamped by relevant authorities before visiting the immigration office, and be prepared to leave the country to re-enter if an extension is denied.
The manager of the migration said that he cannot extend my stay for another 180 days. He argue I have to have evidence of documents stamped by
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