I tried this at the print stand outside of immigration and the guy said that I did not need to carry this because I have my DTV stamp and because it's an Evisa, I will carry it anyway because things change from week to week in Thailand, you have to keep on top of things , even the websites aren't helpful, everything is so confusing!🤦🏿‍♀️

I don't think you can, I have the DTV and got a new passport, I presented both with no issues at BKK and got my DTV stamp. I hope you have at least a copy of your lost passport. I keep copies of everything, so yeah just present your copy of the old passport and the new one with your DTV visa. Or you could try emailing them through customer support, I wish you luck with that.

Wow, I went at 1pm and was in and out in less than 10mins. Depends on, where in Thailand you are.🤷🏾‍♀️

To get an American visa, it's a game, they pick and choose who to let in based on your home country. If you're wealthy and or coming from a European country it will go a lot faster. It really is a game, but they will sell the land off to anyone who is willing to pay top dollar! It's not safe there anymore!!

I know some who did it w/o the Thai funds, she is disabled, just need a good lawyer she has been here for 15 years. The Attorney is the key.

This is 1000% true!🤣

Great idea I did the same thing with my passport, now I need to do this with my DTV visa, thanks for sharing!🤗

@Δημήτρης ******

please check, I think the first one has to be done in person, I live close to immigration so,I pop in often to ask questions just to be on the safe side. And just to hear it from the horses mouth, I have heard lots of misinformation from this page of immigration experts, they're also very rude more than helpful, such a pitty!🤦🏿‍♀️

I did my own, and was approved it was way too easy, plus YouTube has a guy who explains every step.

Total waist of money, I did my own. Just follow the online instructions, also a guy has a really good video on YouTube and there is a FB page dedicated to DTV visa!