What happens to my dtv visa after my passport expires in 2026?

DTV Visa Passport Validity Visa Renewal Immigration Rules Thailand Visa Regulations

Jan 26, 2025

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Hi guys, I currently have a dtv visa. But my passport is valid until October 2026. What will happen after validity expires? Thank you.

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After your passport expires, you need to obtain a new passport. Keep your old passport along with your DTV visa documentation to present when entering or exiting Thailand. There is no automatic issue with the visa itself as long as you have the valid passport and the necessary documentation.

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Miguel *******

Your passport will catch on fire when it expires due to conflict of dates

a day ago

Jeremy *****

You go get a new passport then keep old passport as well as show your printed out dtv next time you come and go into thailand or at IO

That simple.

a day ago

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Jeremy *****

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