DocPicasso · visa workshop
Five years in Thailand
The DTV visa, end to end. Support guaranteed through to the result.
1000+ cases solved · we support filings anywhere in the world
Not a visa — these five years.
We take on all the paperwork.
All of it.
Railay, early morning
Moon over Bangkok
Phi Phi, the boat is waiting
Evening at the 7/11
DocPicasso · the Thai period: documents, stamps, the sea
What we solve most
DTV — the digital
nomad visa
DTV (Destination Thailand Visa) is a five-year Thai visa for people who earn remotely: freelancers, business owners and remote employees. It also fits those coming to study Thai culture — a long muay thai or Thai cooking course is grounds for a DTV too. Entries and exits — as many as you like. Every entry gives you a 180-day stamp: cross into a neighbouring country, come back, and you have 180 days again. We handle the whole thing: assemble the package, certify it, translate it and carry the application through to approval.
Thailand · E-Visa
Destination Thailand Visa
Prepared by DocPicasso · visa workshop
this is what the result looks like ↑
Process
Paper chaos → one picture
This is how it starts. For everyone.
Kingdom of Thailand
Destination Thailand Visa
Type / Entries
DTV · MULTIPLE
Validity
5 YEARS · 180 DAYS / ENTRY
Prepared by
DOCPICASSO VISA WORKSHOP
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DocPicasso assembles documents into a picture no one argues with.
Client journey
The route to “Living in Thailand”
Five stops — and Thailand is yours.
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Departure board · we support your filing in any country in the world
We support your filing where you live
Since 31 August 2026 the DTV is filed only in your country of citizenship or residence: the e-Visa form asks for proof of permanent residence, and each consulate reads that its own way — some accept an ordinary residence permit, some only permanent status. Your passport and residence permit decide the consulate, and we support your filing in any country — with deep experience of consulates all over the world.
Your country isn’t on the board? We support filings anywhere in the world — message us and we’ll tell you what your consulate needs.
Masters
Five masters. One workshop.
Every folder holds a real case. Which one will you open first?
Who it fits
Whatever the case
Remote work on a payroll with a declared salary is the main DTV route today. We’ll send you the list of documents to request from your employer and build the case so the consulate reads it right the first time.
Reviews · Instagram · Telegram
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Video reviews — video notes from Telegram
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Video review transcripts
Word-for-word transcripts of DocPicasso client video reviews from Telegram video notes and Instagram reels, 2025–2026, translated from Russian. The filing country in them follows the rules in force before 31 August 2026, when you could file from a third country. Today the DTV is filed only in your country of citizenship or permanent residence.
Video review (Telegram video note): I want to thank DocPicasso for helping me get my DTV visa. Everything was quick and efficient: every promise kept, every document on time. Support at every step. Thank you — I got my visa in less than a week. Thanks, I’ll be recommending you to everyone.
Video review (Telegram video note): Thank you so much for the DTV visa — we’re already in Bangkok and so, so happy it all worked out. Everything went beautifully — and very fast.
Video review (Telegram video note): Hi everyone from Pattaya — we’re already home! Thanks to DocPicasso, we got our DTV visa in Indonesia in just about a week and a half. There was a little hiccup with the documents on the embassy’s side, but everything went through. We’re back now — time to enjoy that 180-day stamp. Thank you so much! Special thanks for helping us pick the country — Indonesia was wonderful.
Video review (Telegram video note): Hi everyone! I’d like to add my own thank-you to DocPicasso. Thank you for helping us get our DTV visa. Now we have that lovely six-month stamp and can stay in Thailand with peace of mind. Reach out, guys — they have plenty of extra services, even the Green Corridor. I’ll keep using DocPicasso even though I already have my Thai visa.
Video review (Telegram video note): An honest review of the DocPicasso team. I think this will be useful for anyone considering their services. Not just to hear how great they are — there’s genuinely useful information here. I ended up in a really unpleasant situation and got out of it only thanks to the team. Let me start with the visa process itself — everything was spot on. The team was always in touch, guiding and helping, and prepared all the documents quickly. We applied in Indonesia, my wife and I, and got the approval — that long-awaited approval — in four or five days. We were thrilled, thinking it was in the bag. They told us about the Green Corridor, but we decided we’d get through the airport on our own. So we flew — and at the airport we were stopped: the officers asked us for proof of income. And we didn’t have any of it with us. The situation got really tense — they told us flat out we would not be let into Thailand. That’s when I decided to message our manager on Telegram. And he didn’t just pull us out of it — he literally pulled us into Thailand. I don’t know how he did it — the officer had said outright he wasn’t letting us in. Half an hour later the manager writes: all good, it’s sorted, they’re about to stamp you in. And that’s exactly what happened: we got our stamps, the visa runs till February — and now we’re in Thailand, in Phuket. Everything was flawless. I’m very happy and highly recommend the team — nothing but good things to say.
Video review (Telegram video note): I’d like to leave a review about DocPicasso and getting my visa. I got it a while ago now, back in November. Everything went smoothly: they were with me all the way and always answered my questions. They still help me even now when questions come up: whether to take the Green Corridor, what the situation at the border is. All in all, I recommend this company to anyone applying for a visa.
Video review (Telegram video note): I want to leave my review of DocPicasso. I did my Thai visa with them from Bali — and got it really fast, in seven days. The process itself was as smooth and easy as it gets, and DocPicasso were always in touch — a huge, huge thank you for that.
Video review (Telegram video note): Hi everyone! I want to thank DocPicasso for absolutely top-tier service. We got the visa in four days in Indonesia and have been back in our beloved Thailand for a week now. Thanks again! I recommend them to everyone.
Video review (Telegram video note): I want to thank DocPicasso for good, fast, quality work. I recommend them to everyone!
Video review (Telegram video note): Thank you, DocPicasso, for the help with my visa and the support at every step. Not one of my questions went unanswered. Thank you.
Video review (Telegram video note): Yo! Hey everyone! I want to thank the whole DocPicasso team. They walked me through getting my Thai visa. Mine was a long road — I applied several times from different countries. In the end I got the approval — all thanks to the team. Big recommendation. These guys really know their stuff. I think they’re the best visa people in the entire universe. Yep, yep.
Video review (Telegram video note): I want to thank DocPicasso for the DTV visa I’ve been living in Thailand on for seven months now — and everything’s great. Getting it was simple: approved in Bali in two weeks, and then I entered Thailand without any trouble — nobody even questioned me. It’s been great: on this same visa I’ve already applied for visas to other countries several times without leaving Thailand. I’ve sent about ten friends to DocPicasso — they all got their visas, not a single refusal that I know of. So I’m happy and everyone’s happy. Thank you.
Video review (Telegram video note): Greetings! Huge thanks to DocPicasso for my Thai DTV visa. Three of us friends did it together in Indonesia. It took literally two working weeks and one day. There was a follow-up request — we handled it, all good, documents sent. I entered without the Green Corridor: they only asked what I do for work — I answered honestly and sailed right into Thailand. I’m in Thailand now. Thank you so much for the service. I recommend them to everyone: it’s the real deal, everything as promised, always in touch, responsive support — just great all around.
Video review (Telegram video note): I also want to record a separate review for DocPicasso — about getting the Thai DTV visa. We got it in about two weeks — no problems with the documents, and none at the border either. The only thing — they asked us to complete a tax declaration, but that went quickly too. Without that delay it all could have been done two or three days sooner. But with the whole thing taking two weeks — and I expected about a month — it went really fast and smooth. Hoping the next arrival goes just as smoothly — I think it will.
Video review (Telegram video note): Hi everyone! Big thanks to the DocPicasso team. I got the visa — here’s the approval, in fact. There were two follow-up requests — they handled everything neatly and helped with the documents. The two follow-ups dragged things out — I got tired of waiting in Vietnam and left for Thailand. And I still got it anyway. They helped me prepare in advance — the photos and all the rest. So everything’s solid — I’ll be flying back in.
Video review (Telegram video note): Let me tell you here on Telegram in more detail how we got our DTV visa. The whole process took maybe a month. From the moment I first wrote, they quickly helped us prepare all the necessary documents. Then we bought tickets to Bali, Indonesia. We flew in — and everything is filed remotely. Everything is uploaded to the website — the certificates and documents. You attach a flight ticket showing you’re in Bali. Within three days my visa was approved, and three days later — Veronika’s. In total we spent a week in Bali. I’ve been living on this visa for a year now — no problems at all, and always with their support. I’ll leave a link to the person I applied through — mention my profile, it gets you a five-percent discount. I hope many of you get to make the move.
Video review (Telegram video note): Yes — thank you so much. We got the visa — everything was prepared brilliantly: they took the case apart and checked everything. They took away all the fears and worked through every tricky spot there could be. Overall the service is excellent, so I’ve recommended you to friends — and they recommend you too. I can only recommend you. Thank you so much.
Video review (Telegram video note): Hi everyone! I want to share my experience of getting the DTV visa. First, a thank-you: they’re beside you at every step, explain everything clearly and help in any confusing situation. My case wasn’t simple: I was coming off a work visa — I’d worked officially in Thailand — and everyone said the unwritten rule is you can only apply for another visa after three months. They assured me it would be fine — and that’s exactly how it went. I’m so glad it all worked out quickly. So do reach out — I recommend them.
Video review (Telegram video note): Hi everyone! I’m Sasha, and I’ve just entered Bangkok on my DTV visa. It was my first entry on it — everything went perfectly. Everything’s in order — a 180-day stamp. Big thanks to DocPicasso for the support at every stage of preparing the documents. They prepared the documents and were very patient with my many questions. It was all fast — about ten days in Vietnam — and it went even better than it might have. I’m in Thailand now and couldn’t be happier.
Video review (Telegram video note): Hi everyone! My name is Nisa. I want to thank the DocPicasso team: they helped me get the DTV visa quickly and efficiently — and not just me, my boyfriend too. Everything went really well — fast, smooth, in the shortest possible time. Special thanks for being with us at every step, always answering and helping with any question. Highly recommend.
Video review (Telegram video note): Recording this on the high of just getting my visa. Got my DTV in Türkiye in a week — no follow-up requests, no interview, just like that. Before that, my case was a difficult one. I tried on my own — refused; then a tourist visa on top — made a real mess of it. In the end we untangled that case together. It was hard — and now, finally, it’s this easy and clean. So grateful, thank you so much. I’m so happy — I recommend them to everyone, they’re always in touch. Thank you!
Video review (Telegram video note): Hi everyone! We’re finally getting to leave our own review of DocPicasso. We’re in Vietnam right now, in Ho Chi Minh City — three weeks here already. In the first week and a half — ahead of schedule — we got the DTV visa for me. And in another week and a half we got my wife’s visa. We’re still in Vietnam; in a week we head to Thailand. And from there we’ll share how the border crossing goes. I want to say a huge thank you to the DocPicasso team. From the website to the personal support — right down to simply calming us down. We were in Europe when we moved to Vietnam to apply — in our country you couldn’t file for the DTV. And they guided us through everything — even the parts that had nothing to do with Thailand. The move to Vietnam itself. Thank you so much for that support. We’re glad they stayed with us and backed us at every step — it was a really tough road for us. Thank you, DocPicasso, for turning out not to be scammers and for helping us at every step. And finally, about Vietnam itself — for anyone who’ll be applying from here. Vinhomes Grand Park is the best area to apply from. Here you won’t run into any of the things you’ve read about in those scary reviews of Vietnam. It’s a kind of self-contained bubble. We really recommend it: great expats here — we met people who make it hard to leave. DocPicasso helps with all of it: getting the documents ready, choosing the country to apply from. And telling you in percentages where the trouble spots are right now — from their own experience, they have a lot of clients. Guys, we’ve made it to Phuket — on our way to the apartment. We took the fast track at the border — and they didn’t ask us a single question. Not one. We didn’t even show the QR code. They asked, “DTV visa?” We said yes. They said fine — and that was it. Zero questions. Thanks again to the DocPicasso team — we’re finally here, we made it. They led us by the hand, step by step, through every country we passed through. Thank you. We highly recommend them.
Video review (Telegram video note): I already got my DTV visa — I’ve had it for three months now. The company is very professional.
Video review (Instagram reel): The DTV visa turns one. The most convenient visa. A six-month stamp. Multiple entry, no re-entry permit. Perfect for remote workers, Muay Thai fans and anyone exploring Thai culture. The visa is valid for a full five years. You can renew the stamp for another six months either at immigration or with a border run. And importantly: the DTV visa can only be obtained outside Thailand. For your DTV, go to my friends at DocPicasso — the promo code gets you a five-percent discount.
Video review (Instagram reel): We’re giving 8,000 baht off the first month at our kindergarten to families who get their visas through DocPicasso. The question parents ask most: where to sort out visas and how to help a child settle in. Families who have just moved to Thailand often come to our kindergarten. To give parents peace of mind, we recommend the DocPicasso visa agency. They take care of DTV visas for the whole family. And if you mention the code phrase “Thai Living Kids”, you’ll get a five-percent discount. You enjoy life in Phuket while your kids grow and learn with us.
Video review (Instagram reel): — I paid for a student visa and got turned away at the border. What a scam! — Look, see? I’ve got a six-month stamp. — I got my DTV visa at DocPicasso. — Well, I’ve been doing border runs for five years and I’m fine. — They told me at the school your DTV is complete nonsense. — What’s a DTV? Some YouTube channel? — Got my DTV visa in a week. DocPicasso helped me. — Why would I need an agency? I’ll do it myself. How hard can it be? — That’s when I realized how much money I’d lost in five years of living border run to border run. — I just went to the professionals. DocPicasso can help anyone. — And a week later the follow-up requests rolled in…
Video review (Instagram reel): DocPicasso turns one. One year and a thousand stories. An open company: every case and result out in the open. A systematic approach — instructions for every situation. DocPicasso is always in touch. Support replies fast. They’ll help even with trouble at the airport. DocPicasso is about guarantees. Approvals even where others won’t risk applying. DocPicasso is about people who answer for their work. One year — and this is only the beginning. Thank you for being with us.
Video review (Instagram reel): — Where’s my DTV visa for Thailand? — Hello? The Thai DTV visa is within anyone’s reach. Choose the right partners. DocPicasso is always in touch.
Pricing · what the DTV costs
Honest. No “act today”
We work until you have your result — with masters who don’t back down.
Preflight Check
Assembled the document package yourself? Preparing to file on your own? We check it the way a consul will read it.
- Every figure and letter checked by software, not by eye
- Financial documents — a technical check for signs of alteration
- An independent cold read — as at the consulate
- A written report within 2 working days: readiness score, weak spots, likely consulate requests
- Decide to go on with us — the $300 is credited toward a full plan, at the prices in force when you pay the balance
One package — one written report · no back-and-forth, no case handling
Solo Route
From the first message to the stamp at the airport.
- Documents: checklist, check, preparation, translations; certification — as your consulate requires
- A first-class presentation of your work: from page one the consul sees what you do and where to look
- A document package no one else in the queue will have
- We fill in the application form for you — you just copy the fields; your login and password stay with you
- Replies to every request for additional documents — included
- A border briefing after approval
- Your personal manager for all 5 years of the visa
+ consular fee billed separately · support guaranteed through to the result
Family Route
One route for the whole family — however many of you are flying.
- Everything in the Solo Route — for each family member
- A full package and filing for every applicant
- Legally married spouses and children — all of them
- One price for everyone
+ consular fee per applicant, billed separately · support guaranteed through to the result
Filed elsewhere and the consulate has sent a request for documents? — $300 per request: from the materials you send us we draft the reply and tell you what to send and in what order. On the Solo Route and Family Route plans, replies to requests for additional documents are already included.
DocPicasso
visa workshop
What the workshop commits to
We commit
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Beyond the DTV
Adjacent problems, solved
Entering Thailand
Arrival briefing
Visa in hand, arrival ahead? We prepare you for passport control: a personal briefing — what the officer asks, what to show, which airport to choose — and we’re on the line on the day you land. On the Solo Route and Family Route plans the briefing is included — you get it after approval.
Visa
Vietnam
Visa, visa run, airport pickup — end to end. For people who live across two countries.
Learn moreQuestions
Common questions
Form FAQ-01 · DocPicasso
Workshop answers · certified
Remote work — employment, freelance or your own company, depending on what your country’s consulate accepts. Money: around 500,000 baht in your account, with the balance never dipping below that over the last three months. Papers: tax filings for the past year or two and a criminal record certificate. Since 31 August 2026 you file only in your country of citizenship or residence — the form asks for proof of permanent residence, and some consulates accept an ordinary residence permit while others want permanent status. If something’s missing, write to us and we’ll work it out.
P.S. · The workshop journal
Before the visa — and after
Still thinking it over? Rightly so: it’s a five-year decision. Take some reading with you — consulate briefings, breakdowns and life in Thailand from our own base of observations.