What do I need to present when entering Thailand for the first time with a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV)?

A printout of your DTV and your passport, but you can also be asked to show 20k baht or equivalent in cash

People that laminate a sheet of A4 are weird .it's not a house plan where it gets weather. Funny humans.

- No need to show the TDAC - the IO sees that on the screen automatically and never asks for it.

- Print out the DTV visa (A3 - laminated or just A4 is fine) and give it together with your passport and boarding pass. The IO likes to scan the QR on your visa print, and it avoids the mistake of giving you the wrong stamp.

- There may be a question about the nature of your DTV for first timers, (for e.g. you work online? You take cooking class? etc.) but it's not a serious one. You'll most likely pass through without any issue.

Laminated DTV works. TDAC is digital and links to your passport and visa number. I printed mine in case.

When the hall at BKK is busy their is no time for questions.

Thailand Immigration CAN ask these questions (I not say, you will be asked)

1. valid and genuine passport

2. IF you got a visa issued, a print out

3. Print of the Thailand Digital Arrival Card tdac.immigration.go.th

4. the Boarding pass

5. Proof of onward travel within the period you get stamped into this country

6. Proof of accommodation

7. Proof of finance, 20.000 Thb (40.000 Thb for family) or equivalent currency in CASH.

Not every visitor is asked to show all 7 points, it all depends on the Immigration Officer, but IF you get asked you have to show. IT saves a lot of time if you are prepared.

Immigration Officers are there for a purpose, they are allowed to ask more question.

Laminated DTV in A3 format, 3 copies is mandatory.