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What additional paperwork do I need for immigration with a DTV workcation visa in Thailand?

DTV Workcation Visa Thailand Immigration Visa Requirements 90-Day Reporting Remote Work Visa UK Expat in Thailand

Jan 24, 2025

a month ago

Simon ******

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Hello, quick question.  I was granted the DTV workcation visa (UK based) on the grounds of remote work (my own limited company).  Just wondering if I need to show any additional evidence at immigration.  In terms of the application process I already uploaded the companies house documents, evidence of funds... etc. I am curious to know if I should prepare any paperwork to show immigration.  Also is there a 90 day report requirement - as there isn't anything mentioned on the visa itself?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

If you are entering Thailand on a DTV workcation visa, you simply need to show your printed visa along with your passport upon entry. Additional paperwork is generally not required beyond this. However, be mindful that if you intend to stay for 90 consecutive days, you will need to complete a 90-day reporting process, which is not explicitly mentioned on the visa itself.

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Anonymous ******************

Just print your evisa and while you are at it print some spares off.

Also if you plan to drive there get your international driving permit from a pay point store. Pick one which also has a post office. It's less than £6 as they will be more familiar with them

However; your UK licence only allows 50cc unless you've done your full motorbike licence. Pretty much all bikes in Thailand are 125cc

a month ago

Micke *********

Print the visa as a backup. Showing it on your phone is normally ok but better safe than sorry. Nothing else needed.

a month ago

John **********

You print out a copy of the pdf they send you containing your visa and show it along with your passport on entry. That's all.

You do need to do 90 day reports

a month ago

Wayne *********

You need to wheel in a file cabinet with everything in it. Your whole life history since birth in detail, make sure it has photos of everything you have done

a month ago

Greg ********

You just need to show the visa when you enter. Print it out. 90 Day reporting is required if staying 90 consecutive days

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