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Do I need a printed copy of my Thai visa for immigration or is it electronically stored?

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Dec 28, 2023
a year ago
Ueli **********
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Hello, I got my Thai visa by mail yesterday and now the email has disappeared. the question does one need an expression at the entrance or is the visa deposited electronically at immigration. Many thanks for replies

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Hallo ich habe gester mein thai Visa per mail bekommen und jetz ist das mail verschwunden. die Frage braucht mann bei der Einreise einen Ausdruck oder ist das Visa bei der Imigration Elektronisch hinterlegt. Herzlichen dank für Antworten
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The user inquired if a printed copy of their Thai visa is required upon entry, especially since they lost the email confirmation. Responses indicated that it is advisable to print the visa as immigration may request a hard copy, even if it might be stored electronically. Users suggested checking the e-visa system to retrieve it if necessary.
Fra *****
Thailand is copy paper land
10 months ago
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Lisa ********************
You need to print off the visa
10 months ago
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Galenus ******
Gut, daß man keinerlei Deutschkenntnisse braucht!!!!!!😂
10 months ago
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Gregor **********
wieso ist die Email mit dem Anhang verschwunden? Hast Du die versehentlich gelöscht?
a year ago
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Ueli **********
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@Gregor *********
 ich habe sie wieder gefunden der Ordner war ein unterordner und ich konnte ihn nicht mehr sehen
a year ago
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Hans-Gerd *************
Es müsste eigentlich in deren System drin sein...... eigentlich. Manchmal fragen sie nach einer Hardcopy, manchmal nicht.

Wenn du dich beim e-visa system einloggst, kannst du dein Visa dort finden und runterladen.
a year ago
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Otto *********
You need it on paper, as far as I know...
a year ago
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Craig *******
@Otto ********
 last time I forgot to print, so I just passed my phone to the IO. No problem, however I would still recommend printing.
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Arty ********
Log in back to e-visa system and you will be able to download it from there
a year ago
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Steve ********
Best to have a hard copy with you. Even if airport immigration don't ask for it, it's useful if you need an extension or re-entry permit
a year ago
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Ricky ******
@Steve *******
 Without a hard copy I would be amazed if they can (or can be bothered to) access it online.
10 months ago
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Brandon ************
You need to print your evisa and hand it to the immigration officer with your passport. It's difficult to delete an email without trying to do so. Check your deleted email folder. You should also be able to go back into the evisa system and see the visa there I believe
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