What do i need to show when arrive in Bangkok, just the DTV and TDAC certificates?
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When arriving in Bangkok, you primarily need to show your passport. It's recommended to have your DTV (Digital Tourist Visa) and TDAC (Thailand Digital Arrival Card) readily available, either as printed documents or on your mobile device. Immigration officials will have your information in their system once you present your passport, but carrying a printout or screenshot of your DTV and TDAC can be beneficial. Additionally, it's advisable to keep around 20,000 baht (or equivalent) cash on hand, as this may be requested for verification. Always check the stamp in your passport to confirm the correct duration of your stay.
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I arrived after a short break in Vietnam recently. They wanted to see everyone’s TDAC. You’ll need that, your e visa printed and your passport. I have heard of them asking for onward flight and financial details but didn’t see that happen.
Well ijust showed my passport.But ihad already sent in my digital arrival card.They will have it on their system.Always have 20,000baht upon your person.Just in case they check
As long as you have entered your DTV no in the box marked "Visa" on your online TDAC form up to 3 days prior to your arrival, then just show your passport. The IO has everything on the screen in front of him..just check the stamp before leave immigration to ensure it's for 6 months. Enjoy, keep life simple
have a printout of your DTV at hand, along with your passport. Once they have scanned your passport, they will see you got a TDAC. It is good, however, to have a screenshot of the TDAC in your mobile. And don't forget: When you get your passport handed back, immediately check if you got stamped in correctly for 180 days (sometimes they stamp people in wrongly)
Charles Akkary I always show them a copy as many ppl have reported being stamped for 60 day visa-exempt because the IO didn't check all the info on the screen