DTV arrival report at DMK.

I’m Indian and my wife is from Latin America. At New Delhi airport, I assumed check in staff (AirAsia) would bother us for return ticket since I didn’t book one but they just looked at our DTV visas and only asked how many days we’ll be in Thailand, I said 6 months and that was it, we were given boarding passes.

At DMK immigration, I handed over my passport and printed DTV - no questions , 180 day stamp given.

My wife was directed to first go to a medical counter and get her yellow fever vaccine verified (Certain Latin American countries need to do this). She got that done and returned to same immigration officer and got her 180 day stamp.

Overall pretty seamless. Excited to be in Thailand and call it home ☺️!

Do I need to show proof of yellow fever and tetness vaccination to enter Thailand?

The face you make when you read the same question for the 14th time today and someone answers, "ask the embassy, they'll have up to date information."

-Picture was taken in Maehongson last year.

The Thai consulate here in Ecuador is insisting on a yellow fever vaccine certificate is that normal

hello! i am from colombia and i just got my papers for visa turned back because i dont have my yellow fever vaccine card with me (i have it on picture)...do you think that if i get the vaccine tomorrow i can still present my papers and be succesful?....im also worried because this vaccine lasts for 10 years and it has been only 4 :(.....