Australian citizen, just used my DTV for my second entry into Thailand.
Both times I've been interrogated about my accomodation in Thailand, and this time the immigration officer seemed quite hostile and asked me for exit date, if I have a Thai wife, if I live in Cambodia (that's the consulate I asked for my DTV), what was I doing in Cambodia, and if I'm working in Thailand.
Could I be doing something wrong to attract all this attention? I don't mind a few questions, but I thought I'd got a valid visa in accordance with Thai immigration rules.
So far it has caused more scrutiny than just using a visa waiver.
TLDR : Answer Summary
An Australian citizen with a DTV visa reports experiencing heightened scrutiny during their immigration process upon entering Thailand for the second time. The immigration officer asked about accommodation, exit dates, and connections to Cambodia, leading the individual to question if they are doing something wrong. Comments from the community suggest that such scrutiny can be normal, regardless of visa validity, and might simply be procedural rather than indicative of any personal issues. Experiences shared by others highlight varying levels of questioning by immigration officers and the importance of adhering to Thai immigration rules and processes.
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