Apply for the DTV at the Thai Embassy in Warsaw

Poland's cost of living and efficient infrastructure make it a hotspot for remote workers, but many are drawn to Thailand's warm climate and vibrant culture. With direct flights from Warsaw Chopin Airport to Bangkok (around 11 hours), the timezone difference is manageable (5–6 hours ahead in winter, 5 in summer), allowing Polish freelancers to sync with European clients while enjoying an Asian base. The DTV’s 5-year validity and multiple-entry flexibility appeal to those who want to split their year between Poland and Thailand without constant visa runs.

Warsaw's growing expat and digital nomad community often shares tips on remote work setups, and Thailand’s affordable cost of living—roughly 30-50% lower than Poland’s for comparable comfort—makes the DTV a practical choice. Whether you’re a software developer, content creator, or consultant, the visa’s remote work allowance fits the Polish entrepreneurial spirit.

The Royal Thai Embassy in Warsaw covers Polish nationals, residents, and those with legal stay in Poland. While the DTV is applied for online, the Embassy may request additional documents if your application raises questions. The visa decision itself is handled centrally, not at this office—but its requests carry weight. Documents that meet local standards (like Polish bank statements or notarized employer letters) can help avoid delays.

Don't be surprised if the Embassy emails for clarification; it's a normal part of the review for some applicants. We respond promptly and accurately on your behalf, and we pre-screen your documents up front to minimize such requests.

When preparing your proof of funds— 500,000 THB (~$15,000) —a standard Polish bank statement or investment account statement is acceptable. Ensure it clearly shows your name, balance in a convertible currency (PLN, EUR, or USD), and is recent. Notarisation isn't typically required unless the Embassy specifically asks, but having your employment letter or freelance contract translated to English by a sworn translator (przysięgły tłumacz) adds professionalism.

For remote workers, a Polish employment contract (umowa o pracę) or B2B agreement can serve as proof of occupation, provided it explicitly permits working from abroad. Polish tax residency certificates or ZUS registration documents can further support your application. Send us clear, high-resolution scans and our team handles sizing and uploading them to the e-Visa portal for you.

General guidance only — not legal advice. The DTV is applied for online via the Thai e-Visa portal; mission jurisdictions and requirements change over time. Confirm details on the official portal or let our team handle it for you.