How is everyone with criminal records going in regards to applying for the DTV visa? Are they actually accepting people with Criminal records or is Thailand finally going to be free from criminals entering the country?
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The discussion centers on the eligibility of individuals with criminal records applying for the DTV visa in Thailand. Participants share mixed experiences and perspectives. Some believe that minor offenses may not be disqualifying factors, while others express uncertainty regarding what constitutes a disqualifying crime. The conversation reflects a community interest in the nuances of Thailand's immigration policies and the criteria for visa applications.
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I have an honest question: do countries like Thailand check your credit score when applying for Visa?
IF that was your last conviction, It is probably spent. Best way to find out, apply for police clearance and it will automatically spend the conviction if applicable when you apply.
I guess just provide the paperwork with records. Its just about filling up the forms and you see if you are approved. Its assessed individually and it doesnt mean it needs to be out of records unless theres literally said " free records "