Can I enter Thailand on a different passport than the one my DTV visa is stamped on?

Good luck! I would go and get the other one or this might be your last visit.

Vergiss es

Not sure why you are complicating this. If you want to enter on the DTV use the passport it was issued on. If you try and enter on the other passport you may encounter issues. Enter on the passport of the DTV and take both passports to the bank

Ausprobieren

stupid question for a stupid situation

I'd say no if it's the case that you have 2 nationality passports.

The DTV was issued to a certain individual holding an X passport. You can probably enter visa exempt tho.

You are not going to be able to enter on the DTV issued to one passport if you're using a passport from another country.

The Visa is passport specific you want to enter you enter the country on that passport.

Carry both passports, show the visa, use the passport. 99% of the time they will oblige and stamp you in, especially if there is a valid reason (full passport, aged or damaged passport, expired passport) there is more chance of a refusal if its simply 'because I want to'.

It is possible to get a grumpy IO, I had one that wouldnt let me swap at a land border and who claimed they had to put it in the same passport as had the other land borders exit stamp (this is false as I have done the exact same process other times) even tho I was down to only a couple of spare pages in the one I was trying to preserve, but that was 1 from many experiences. By air never been a questions.

I have carried 2 valid passports, I have had corner clipped expired passports with the visa, etc etc.

I did (1 month ago) - I have a valid DTV in passport A, left the country and re-entered with passport B on a visa exemption.

(Reason - switching to Thai Privilege visa and a different passport)

Worked completely fine, they did ask to see both passports. Though in my case it was even easier since I used TP’s fast track entry.

Why would you do this @ANON? Hiding something?

Keep it SIMPLE...

Use the Passport for which your DTV Visa was approved... period 🩸

WHY are you even wanting to use another passport? For what purpose?

That's called being a bum, exiting, entering still as a bum.

Question is why you'd want to enter on another nationality passport when you have a passport with a visa. Make no sense. And Thai immigration uses biometrics on entry

The DTV is not stamped on your passport. The question does not make any sense

I flew from China to Thailand before, my dtv is in uk passport but I was flying out of China on a Dutch passport (for visa exemption in China at the time)

When I arrived at immigration, I showed my british passport, but they then asked for my other passport which was linked to my arrival ticket - they said in the future to travel on my passport which I intend to enter the country with to avoid confusion.

Not quite the situation you are implying, but I assume they will be able to match both your passports together with the same biometric data. However your visa from one nationality passport won’t be transferable to another nationality passport

Travel with both passports. Or go to embassy and have it transferred over.

No experience, but theoretical assumption: All passports (issued by different countries) are treated independently.

i.e: if your passport B does not have a Thai visa, and your passport B is not eligible for a visa on arrival / no visa then you can not use your passport-B to enter Thailand regardless of whether you have a valid DTV on passport-A or not.

Your visa is connected to one passport, and you cannot use that visa without using that passport. Passports don’t talk to each other, neither they can share each other’s credentials or visas.

Just show DTV visa on your old passport and get a stamp on new one.

You don't, and it's not on the passport like that , it's electronic, and the entry stamps go in the passport, not the visa itself. It's not like a Chinese visa where they stamp it into your passport.