Do DTV visa holders need to show 20,000 THB in cash upon entry to Thailand?

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Dtv visa entry Thailand need 20k cash or not?
Just got my DTV Visa in Vietnam,

so I don’t have to much cash in my pocket,

I will go to Chiang Mai this week,

Anyone knows DTV visa holder need 20k cash or not?

Ask Thailand · Answer

The question of whether DTV visa holders need to carry 20,000 THB in cash when entering Thailand has multiple perspectives. While it is a regulation that applies to all tourists, enforcement appears to be inconsistent. Several individuals who have entered Thailand on a DTV visa report that they were never asked for the cash amount, while others confirm that the requirement exists but is rarely enforced. Despite the low likelihood of being asked, it is advisable for travelers to have proof of cash available in case it is requested. Additionally, showing proof of the DTV visa upon arrival is important for successful entry into Thailand.

Franck ********* · Answer

Yes DTV is not consider as a long stay Visa and they can ask the proof of 20K or équivalent and they can also check all documentation of your activities even invoices or proof of activities if you are remote worker etc. Only long stay (O ED...) or business/invitation don't need, DTV is not a long stay. They don't ask each time but if one time they ask you need to have.

ExcitingP********* · Answer

Always, since I first dame to Thailand I carry a disguise with me on the plane. Before landing I head to the bathroom, put on a fresh shirt and long pants and look presentable. Thais judge you by your appearance. Same goes for immigration and the banks, you get better results if you dress appropriately. I have never been asked to show money, hotel booking or return ticket in 25 years and I have entered on every possible visa type.

Luc ************ · Answer

Nope. Only for people on visa exempt and visa on arrival.

Tristan ************* · Answer

Technically yes, probably no

LongTimeLivi************ · Answer

While the "20,000 THB in cash" rule is a real regulation for tourist visas, it is basically a tool used to screen out "beg-packers" or people living on back-to-back exemptions. Because you already passed a 500,000 THB financial check to get the DTV, Immigration considers you pre-vetted. In the real world, they save those cash checks for travelers who look like they are running out of funds instead of targeting high-tier visa holders like yourself.

Marcopolo ****** · Answer

No need for DTV. The have already make all the verification in the ambassada wer you aske your visa, for this the proff of the 500kof you bk account. The now already. Go in peace.

Ben-oni **** · Answer

No one can decide, depending on officer. just follow the rules and Prepare yourself for some questions.

➧ Passport

➧ TDAC

➧Evis print

➧Hotel booking

➧ Return ticket

➧ Cash money

(These are common and expected)

Sometime interview

Nick ******* · Answer

Never been asked in multiple entries, but always have it, because you never know!

Dom ******** · Answer

Enforcement is extremely low but you should have a way to prove you have at least 20k baht in case they ask you

James ******** · Answer

Thank You for your helpful report 👍

Congratulations 👏👏👏

PRINT OUT THE EMAIL THAT HAS YOUR DTV VISA.

That's what you should do... print it out.

You may have to show PROOF of your DTV Visa to airline staff on check-in for your flight ✈️ to Thailand...even to the connecting airline staff. Or to the land border crossing entry Thai Immigration Officer.

Upon arrival into Thailand, show the DTV visa to the Thai Immigration Officer and look at the STAMP placed in your passport to be sure you are STAMPED in for 180 days.

Metodi ************** · Answer

It's required, the chances of asking you are very low but still possible.

Do DTV visa holders need to show 20,000 THB in cash upon entry to Thailand?

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