I had an approved DTV visa, which I applied for in Ho Chi Minh City. However, when I entered Thailand, immigration noticed that my DTV had a typo in the passport number, it didn’t match the number on my actual passport.
As a result, I was granted a tourist visa on arrival. The immigration officers at the airport were unsure how to resolve the issue.
Earlier today, I emailed the Thai embassy that issued the visa, and I’ve also scheduled an appointment with the Thai embassy in Bangkok later this week. I’m looking for any advice or information on how best to proceed.
My apologies, my previous post wasn’t clear. It’s been a hectic day. Thanks for the advice.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The poster is facing an issue with their approved DTV visa due to a typo in the passport number, which led to being granted a tourist visa on arrival instead. They are seeking advice on how to resolve the issue and have contacted the Thai embassy that issued the visa, as well as scheduled an appointment with the embassy in Bangkok. Respondents advise that since the error originated from the issuing consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, they should resolve it, and clarify misconceptions regarding the Thai embassy's operations within Thailand.
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