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I’m currently in Kathmandu, Nepal, holding a Chinese passport, and planning to apply for the DTV visa here.
Has anyone here applied for a DTV visa in Nepal before?
From what I read on the Kathmandu Thai Embassy website, it seems to be the same process as in other countries (like Vietnam): using the online e-visa platform with the same set of documents.
However, I’m a bit concerned that there might be some additional requirements or local differences I’m not aware of. Could anyone kindly share your experience? Should I just follow the steps on the online e-visa platform, or is there anything else I should prepare in advance?
hello everyone, got my dtv approved in ho chi minh, flying back tomorrow. apart from my e visa printed out what else should i prepare for the immigration?
Hi all, from my research here I believe the DTV visa once approved gets activated in 2 ways -
1. You receive ur approved DTV e-visa via e-mail. Carrying this document you fly in to Thailand show this e-visa along with the regular docs TDAC and they will stamp us with the DTV 5 year?
2. You submit your passport to a Thai embassy outside the country and once approved get it stamped there too ??
I’m very confused how option 2 works.
Does it still require approved DTV e-visa via email prior to that ? I see in posts people say they submitted their passport at the embassy and received it back in a few days with the DTV stamp?
After getting my new passport I wasn't quite sure how it would work transferring the visa over.
I flew out of Suvarnabhumi and as I came down the escalator was directed to the new electronic gates. I explained i would need a stamp in my passport and they still pointed at the gates. Ignoring this i went and joined the line for a human immigration officer.
Once I explained that I had a new passport and would need a stamp, I was escorted to a desk at the back where they transfered the stamp coming in previously and the new exit stamp into my new passport 🥳🥳🥳. No questions, no issues, no problems. They advised to bring both passports when I next enter 👍
Guys I was send an email from Thai embassy regarding my e-visa for additional documents for previous travel history and I haven’t travelled out of my country before so I sent a letter do you think my visa will be accepted since I haven’t traveled out before