Starting my Thai adventure today. Entered on a one-way ticket thru BKK airport. Showed the printed PDF file to the Immigration lady, I think she scanned the QR code, and then said "have a good day" while smiling. I checked the date with my eyes while she wrote it, just in case, as I read in the group of some typos like writing 2024 instead of 2025, etc.
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The post shares a personal experience of entering Thailand on a DTV visa, highlighting the process at BKK airport with a printed visa document and the importance of checking the date stamped. Comments range from inquiries about visa types, specifics on the DTV visa duration (180 days with a 5-year valid term), reporting requirements, using an e-visa, and the necessity of a return ticket. Several users discuss the flexibility of travel into Thailand on one-way tickets and clarify the DTV visa's focus, which caters mainly to digital nomads and tourists, rather than business purposes.
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