Sharing My Experience Entering Thailand with the DTV Visa
Today, upon arriving at immigration, I presented my passport, boarding pass, and printed DTV E-Visa. The immigration officer called someone, presumably her superior, and I was directed to another counter where I was asked:
* *"What were you doing for the last 3 months here?"* (Because I had a 60-day visa with a 30-day extension). I explained that I previously had a multiple visa for 6 months.
* *"Do you have a business here in Thailand?"* I responded, "No, I applied for a remote worker visa," and showed my employment contract from my email.
* *"Where are you going to stay in Thailand?"* I presented our 6-month apartment contract.
* *"Until when will you be staying here?*" I mentioned until June, showing my booked return ticket.
She then stamped my passport, confirmed my stay for 180 days (which I was already aware of), and wished me a Happy New Year before I left.
Just sharing my experience as it might not be the same for everyone - just a heads up!
Happy New Year Everyone! 🥳
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user shares their experience with Thai immigration upon entering Thailand with a DTV visa, detailing the questions asked by the immigration officer, such as inquiries about their previous stay, reasons for their visit, and accommodation plans. They successfully received a 180-day stamp. Comments provide mixed experiences from others, highlighting variability in immigration questioning and requirements.
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