Heads up on double nationality
Hello everyone
I have shared my experience applying for DTV from Nepal.
What I didn’t share was that I have double citizenship and this was questioned during the interview also. I didn’t mention it because I didn’t think it was relevant to everyone. However, coming into Bangkok last night, I was pulled aside to be questioned. There were many others there scrutinized. I waited about 40 minutes before they even got to me. When they did what they questioned once again was my other passport.
They asked why I have two. I said I wish I had three 🙂 
My current passport also happens to be new - as old one expired. This too raised some eyebrows.
At the end, I have told them that I had moved to the country I got a citizenship from and was married to a citizen for many years.
I am a middle aged woman, with a long life lived and left 🙂
After that they didn’t ask any questions. I was not questioned like others I witnessed.
Unsure why this is an issue - but here you have it.
Mildly rough landing but got my visa till May 🙂
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user shares their experience entering Thailand with dual citizenship, highlighting an interview where their second passport was scrutinized. They discuss how their nationality led to further questioning upon arrival, contrasting their experience with others who mentioned minimal issues with dual citizenship at immigration. The comments reveal varying experiences among other dual citizens regarding passport use and the immigration process.
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