First entry on my DTV via Bangkok Suvarnabhumi. Gave my passport, boarding pass and my cute little passport-size laminated DTV. The latter seemed to raise concern of the officer, she pressed the yellow button and I was pulled aside. Two other officers came, one checked the visa on her mobile terminal, another one invited me to a closed desk. Scanned my passport a few times, scanned my fingerprints twice (obviously something wasn’t working properly with the computer) then asked for TDAC. Checked the printed form, retyped my accommodation address, and stamped me in for 180 days.
Generally nice, easy and calm process.
Thanks again for this group for helping me out on each and every stage of the process of obtaining the visa!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user described their entry experience at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport with a Digital Tourist Visa (DTV). After presenting their documents, including a laminated DTV, they encountered a minor issue that led to a secondary screening where officers checked their visa electronically. Despite the initial concern, the process was generally smooth, resulting in a 180-day stamp. Comments from others included discussions on passport types, reasons for document checks, and personal experiences with fast entry using mobile visa confirmations.
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