@Greg *******

in Phang Nga it is ☺️

TM30 is voided when you leave the country. You need it to extend a visa, as a proof or address, but not to apply for a new visa.

A Czech guy arrived at the gym I train at with a DTV based on soft power Muay Thai and the owner of the gym told me the embassy in Prague even called her to ask about his training schedule and to check if he really had booked training. They also interviewed him. But he got the DTV 😏

2 years ago a Czech friend applied for the METV in Prague and that was also a huge, long, cumbersome process.

@Lorne *********

I opened an account a month ago on an ED visa which I got through my language school. Don’t believe everything an agent tells you 😏

@Kaia *****

I don’t think they’ll have access to all this information. But I have seen posts on this where some embassies do a more thorough investigation. Good to know Hanoi is happy with just business license ☺️

@Kaia *****

did you provide all those documents too or just a confirmation letter and business registration? (From what I understand #4 is only needed for an ED visa, not DTV. But it probably also differs per embassy if they require this)

Anonymous participant great! Give us an update when you enter Thailand please? I’m curious (and currently also on ED visa) ☺️

Email the Thai veterinary authorities, they will give you a list of requirements and prepare the import license. Use the email address corresponding with your port of entry into the Kingdom.

Suvarnnabhumi Airport ()

– Phuket ()

– Chiang Mai ()

Also check with the airline you’ll be flying with if they have any additional requirements

Hoi je kunt mij een dm sturen, ik ben onlangs uitgeschreven uit NL en woon nu in TH

Similar experience having a Dutch and Russian passport, when I travel between the two countries I show my NL passport in NL and RU passport in RU, get the comment ‘oh but you don’t have a Dutch/Russian visa’ and then show them the other passport. I never travel anywhere else with the Russian one though, because from what I understand if I get in trouble I will only get consular assistance from the country whose passport I used to enter.

So in your case, if you use your Thai passport to enter Laos, you’d have to ask the Thai embassy for help if anything happens.