Do I need to print my visa when entering Thailand for the first time?

@Andy ***********

Good to point this out. Many people are confused. It's the same with foreigners constantly referring to Thailand's Aranyaprathet as "Poipet". No Thai would understand what you mean if you incorrectly refer to their border as Poipet, which is in Cambodia.

Moreover, despite Poipet being the border town on the Cambodian side of the border there, the difference in treatment between the Thai and Cambodian side is quite stark. Therefore, it's factually incorrect for someone to say "I got denied entry at the Poipet border" if they aren't referring to being denied entry to Cambodia.

@John ******

i really would like to have the sticker.

@Winston ***********

A very good idea.

@Winston ***********

I laminate anything that is important document.

@Winston ***********

given what often happens during our travels, its a good idea

@Alain **************

no I've recommended doing this in posts for security.

@Greg *******

fact but they did question me the same as well ..

@Greg *****

That often happens, but when it comes to applying for a driver's license, any visa is fine. On a DTV, you may or may not receive a 5 year license upon renewing your license, depending on the office involved.

@Sean ******

Wrong. Printing it is retarded boomer mentality. An inefficient, unnecessary waste of paper. I got through just fine showing the digital one. They have to scan the barcode digitally anyway.

@Sean ******

*drawer 😂