Got my approval on my Birthday 🙌🏽 so happy! So what’s the process now? I had to postpone my travel until January
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Congratulations on your visa approval! Now that you have it, print the PDF from the approval email as this document serves as your actual visa. When you arrive in Thailand, present this PDF along with your passport to the immigration officer to get stamped in for 180 days. Remember to check the stamp to ensure it's correct. Keep in mind that having a visa approved does not guarantee entry, as immigration laws can vary. If your travel is set for January, be aware that e-Visas are typically valid for 3 months from issuance, so plan accordingly to avoid needing a new visa.
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Getting the Visa doesn't mean an automatic admission into the country. Immigration laws enforcement and visa admission bureaucrats are two completely different entities in Thailand.
Congrats & welcome to the community. Nothing to do prior to arrival into Thailand. Just make sure Not to touch the finances before arriving into Thailand in case they ask for your paperwork at IO upon landing. Once here, I never carry my paperwork (with the exception of 90 day reporting which is required to be kept with your passport).
Aren't you all a bit concerned that they might cancel/revoke these? With everything the new PM has been doing the immigration officers that have stopped me told me to avoid the DTV but wouldn't specify why.