@Pete ******

Immigration can not change visa issued by MFA

Since the visa now points to a stolen passport, the best idea might be to contact the embassy/consulate where the visa was issued.

Tell them the passport was stolen, maybe with police report.

Maybe they can change the number, but most likely they will void the old visa and ask you to apply for a new visa.

@Maneeporn *******

It is not a stamp that has to be transferred, so immigration will not do.

@Sean ******

I have seen this remark from you before, so you may lookup to see my answer.

Just post a link where I can find that your thoughts about DTV are correct, I did ask embassy, immigration office, website of MFA and they all just confirm my ideas, so no imagination here, but you never come up wit any proof of your ideas, so the only conclusion can be you have the overactive imagination.

Unfortunately your imagination might not be enough to start as a creative writer, because there is a lack of creativity.

@Sean ******

Says which joker Seantrolly?

When you know as much about knives as about visa, then you cannot even recognize if a knife is sharp or not.

You should stop acting like a nuisance every time Seanoll. Probably there are chances you can keep using your visa for 5 years without complying to the rules, but you should just stop saying that the offical visa requirements are just my imaginary rules. Then be a man and just post the source of your rules, and not always childish saying others imagine rules while you are the one that is imagining rules.

And just as I said, you would not come up with a link, and so you just prove my point.

Maybe when it is not to complicated for you, you also might reply on the correct post and not on a random one...

@Sean ******

What I mention above are exact the required rules, you always keep saying they are imaginary, but when you see different rules on an offcial site, please show us all the link or just shut up talking this BS.

But I am almost sure you will not come up with the link, because you don't have...

@Chiripitiparty ************

When you want to stay for 5 years, you need a reason to stay for 5 years.

Because it is difficult to proof you need to stay 5 years, because it is unreasonable to ask for proof of 5 years soft power activity already at the moment of approval and an employment contract in a lot of cases also does not cover full 5 years, proof for a shorter period is accepted.

But when you only can proof a short time, obviously you are not determined what to do about the rest of the period and they might give you a visa that matches better with your purpose of stay.

It is completely up to the embassy to decide what visa you need.

DTV is not just a visa to live in Thailand, but a visa that allows you to visit the country for certain purposes for short stays of up to 180 days during 5 years.

If you just want to stay there are more appropriate visa.

@Aaron ****

When someone has a logical story, I might just accept it. When I am not sure I might ask additional info or sources, but that is different from asking proof. And in this case it should be of no interest, because it is clear these checks can be done, but for us it makes no difference.

Anonieme deelnemer 747 Also don't forget, apart from the own financial requirement for the partner, the partner also needs to comply to other requirements because it cannot be a dependant visa.