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I am from UK, and some say I may need a police DBS criminal record clearance for certain visas , I have a physical copy of my UK DBS from 2019 , which Is obviously all clean, but after 2019 , I registered my DBS on the online update service ,so you pay a yearly fee for it to be online for ever if you wish to do so, this is so any employer or who ever needs it can access it online , so no print out Is required no more , they are doing away with paper work as digital is the future, so my question is do I just give thailand my permission to view the DBS through the UK goverments online system. Just wondering if Thailand are this up to date yet ? And if not what have I got to do, I can't go to DBS criminal check people and say I need a new certificate as I can't see them issuing it, there is no point to issue me one they will think it's very odd and this may raise concerns like I am trying to get duplicate copies to forge or something ?
I did my first 90 day check in at the immigration office.
I then thought I could do all future 90 day check-ins online, but I tried and it got rejected saying that my first check-in needs to happen at immigration office.
Can someone explain the 90 check-in procedure for DTV please?
If after 180 days we leave the country then return to begin the next 180 days, does that mean the 90 day check-in resets to zero again also?
I’m about to apply for the DTV visa here in Taipei, and for the “Document indicating current location” section, would it be acceptable to submit a photo of my Taiwan entry stamp in my passport along with a screenshot of my hotel reservation? I’ve heard that an official document from the immigration office might be required, but I’m wondering what the actual practice is.
I have a retirement visa and rent a villa. My friend from the US was in a scooter accident in Vietnam and broke his leg. He just flew in to stay with me for a few weeks until he has better mobility. Do I need to take him to immigration to report he is temporarily living at my rental house, and what are the documents needed? Does the house owner need to be involved?
The new digital arrival card. Where it asks country of residence do I put my home country? I'm living in Thailand but don't think this is classed as my residence. TIA