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Applied for a DTV in Warsaw first thing today. Just got asked to provide all pages of my passport. I read here they do that to confirm I'm not in Thailand, and I'm a bit confused... I got back from Bangkok a week ago but this time didn't get an exit stamp cause I was sent through these automatic passport control devices (e-gates they were called?). Would this be an issue? Would they bother to ask for further proof (I have my boarding passes etc. I can easily proof I did actually come back) or will they just throw me under the bus?
I have just been approved a DTV. My question is. That when i come to Thailand. Apart from proof of DTV. What other paper work will I need to show at passport control.
Flew in to DMK a little after midnight. Gave the IO my passport and print out of DTV. No questions asked. Stamped in for 179 days. ( my last trip in to Thailand was at DMK about a month ago and the IO gave me a hard time and said next time come back with the correct visa, I was on tourist visas for maybe 6 months) Don’t have to worry about that anymore !
They used the electronic scan in Bangkok airport. I noticed that no departure stamp on passport. Is this the new way. All electronic no physical stamp in passport.
We are arriving in Bangkok on the 11th November Australian passports. With 60 day visa except do we have to go to immigration at airport for this. Can’t find anything on Thai consulate website. Thanks in advance
Quick question for those of you that have got the visa and done your first entry. Is the process at the airport as simple as presenting your passport with the dtv approval certificate on your phone? Or did you take a printed copy?