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Issa Compass, an Online Visa Platform, Launches Two New DTV Pricing Plans

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Issa Compass now offers a free DIY plan and a paid DIY Plus tier alongside its existing Full Service option, introducing two new pricing plans for Destination Thailand Visa applicants who want a choice of support level on the same decision engine built on real-time embassy requirements. The DIY Plus tier is priced at 3,000 THB, or about USD 89, with government and partner fees always billed separately. Bangkok, Thailand - November 13, 2026 - Issa Compass, an online visa platform from Singapore-based Issara Platforms Pte. Ltd., has added two new pricing plans for applicants pursuing the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), the five-year long-stay visa aimed at remote workers, Muay Thai and Thai culinary enrollees, and other qualifying-activity holders.

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