Free reminder

DTV Visa Reminder Service

Get free email reminders for your DTV Visa permission to stay date in Thailand. Missing the date can lead to overstay fines, immigration blacklisting, or rushed extensions. Set the date once and we will remind you.

Enter the admitted until or permitted to stay until date in your passport.

We will start reminding you 2 weeks before the date.

What is a DTV Visa

The DTV Visa is Thailand's Destination Thailand Visa. It is popular with digital nomads, remote workers, and people taking long-stay courses. It usually gives 180 days permission to stay, with the option to extend.

What this free service does

This is a completely free reminder tool run by Thai Kru. Enter your DTV Visa permission to stay date and we will send you friendly email reminders 14 days before it ends. You can also add your DTV sticker number for your own records.

Why the date matters

Missing your DTV Visa expiry can mean immediate overstay fines of 500 baht per day, possible immigration blacklisting, or the stress of last-minute extensions. Thailand enforces these rules strictly at the airport and at immigration offices.

Which date to enter

Enter the "Permission to stay until" date stamped in your passport. This is the official end date of your current stay. Do not enter your visa validity date if it is different.

Disclaimer

This free service is provided as a helpful reminder only. We are not immigration officers and this is not legal advice. Always check the latest rules with Thai immigration or a qualified advisor. Thai Kru can assist with proper visa and extension support.

DIY resources

Official links and offices for people handling DTV Visa themselves. Rules change — always confirm on the official site before you go.

Websites & tools

Main immigration offices

Not legal advice. Office hours, fees, and portals change. Confirm on the official site or ask Thai Kru for help.

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