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Entering next for the first time with my DTV visa in Don Mueang (DMK). Do I need to bring something with me and prepare for something? Or will it be enough to just show a passport and a visa? Do I need a return ticket or cash 20K baht?
I have been holding a workcation DTV visa for a year now and came back 4 times in that time period without any questions asked.
I'm seeing that more and more people get asked for 20k in cash. I'm currently in Vietnam because I had to leave after 6 months and will be back soon. I completely forgot to get cash before leaving and now I'm wondering if it's worth it get bleeded in Vietnam on atm withdrawal (they have a fee and you have to withdraw a lot of times as the limit seems quite low - I couldn't withdraw more than around 7k bahts per transaction) and most importantly I'll probably lose a few k on exchange rate here as they seem quite high.
Not sure what would be the best decision here. If anyone has a recent experience coming back with a DTV workcation in BKK airport that would be appreciated.
I've heard that at immigration in DMK they require 20,000 baht in cash, and that the equivalent isn't accepted. I have to go through customs in three days and I'm wondering what the situation will be. I have a non-O visa... Thanks for any feedback from those who have been through this recently!
I got Dtv visa last week. I will be at Bangkok at February. With my 2 daughters. At passaport control, will police check 20x3k baht Cash? For 3 persons. How it works. Please update me. Thank You
This probably was asked before. For ther 3 proofs arriving, In terms of the 20.000 baht(or equivalent) must be in cash or can i show in the Revolut application a bigger amount saying I can go to an ATM if necessary ? Thanks
Have you ever been asked by an airline on the way to Thailand or at immigration at the airport in Thailand for a bank statement to see if you have enough funds?
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