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@Greg *******
I’m not going to ask them for a copy of their passport page just because you want to see an evidence. You’re required to do soft power activities while in Thailand on a DTV visa granted for soft power activities or you’re risking your entry, or even your visa just like them. You got 99% chance that you won’t be even asked questions about it. Your visa your game, do what you want with it. Your initial comment is a hearsay. Cheers
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I’m not going to ask them for a copy of their passport page just because you want to see an evidence. You’re required to do soft power activities while in Thailand on a DTV visa granted for soft power activities or you’re risking your entry, or even your visa just like them. You got 99% chance that you won’t be even asked questions about it. Your visa your game, do what you want with it.
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my wife’s client. He was asked if he’s still doing Muay Thai and said he doesn’t want to do Muay Thai anymore and got it canceled.
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@André *****************
true, it is valid for 5-years, but if you got DTV based on soft power activities upon checking by IO it will get canceled if don’t continue soft power activities. Risk it for a biscuit.
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@Greg *******
yes. Upon checking by IO(which in fact usually they don’t) visa will get canceled. Moreover, if you abuse it you can get banned. Only because you got 5-year visa doesn’t mean that you can come 5 years based on soft power activities while not doing them.
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Retirement visa for parents.
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Don’t over complicate Poland is more digitized than your eyes, but indeed Poland has a lot people who complain about it just like you. Takes 5 minutes at the Embassy and 4-6 weeks to get it shipped here. 3 months is enough for passport, but not enough if you’re planning to leave Thailand and come back, you need 6 months passport validity at least.
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@Jordan *******
nope that’s not what I said. I don’t suggest this. Up to your risk and luck.
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