Hi,
I just came through immigration at BKK a couple of hours ago.
I'm from the US with a new non imm o-a visa. All went as expected, but the officer did pull out his personal phone and took several pictures of my passport.
Why would he do that?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user, an American with a new non O-A visa, shares an experience at Bangkok's immigration where an officer took several pictures of their passport using a personal phone. The comments include various theories ranging from the officer possibly needing images for training purposes to light-hearted remarks about the user's appearance. Some users suggest it's normal and shouldn't be a cause for concern, while also providing information about visa stamping procedures.
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