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Can I show the QR code for my DTV approval on my phone at immigration?

DTV Visa Thailand Immigration Digital Documentation Visa Approval Process QR Code Usage

Oct 24, 2024

6 months ago

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Hey guys, got approved for the DTV yesterday. The QR code is a little blurry on the printout due to low ink. Can you just show them at immigration on your phone?

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The conversation discusses the use of a Digital Tourist Visa (DTV) QR code at immigration in Thailand. Users share their experiences regarding whether a physical printout is necessary, noting that while the immigration authorities typically have access to necessary information in their system, many travelers have successfully used their phones to show the QR code. However, some indicate that the printed document is still looked at or required.

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Thanks guys!!

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Lance ******

I was there 2 days ago they don't scan your QR but they do look at the printed paper

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Nin *****

It doesn’t say anywhere I needed to print it, so I didn’t

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Deepak *******

severely lacking in reading comprehension possibly.

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Nin *****

I read that bit fine 👌🏼

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Nin *****

well I read my email, it didn’t say it anywhere in it, and guess what, it was fine on my phone. Not sure why I need to waste my time carrying a piece of a4 paper around when it’s all digitised

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Stephan ***********

Just in cases...

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Nin *****

@Stephan **********

that wasn’t in my email where my visa was granted, and I got though fine. It’s all on their computers anyway

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David *******

I showed my phone but they didn’t scan the QR. They’ll have the info, use your phone PDF to remind them.

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Ray *****

They should have all your details on their system. People have been arriving without printout

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