Are Airbnb reservations accepted as proof of accommodation for a 60-day Thailand Tourist Visa application?

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Linda: Yes AirBnB bookings are accepted as a proof of booking your stay in Thailand. You can print the AirBnB booking confirmation page (which should have the address on it) or you can contact the host to write you a booking confirmation.

Some guests seem to prefer a dedicated booking confirmation just in case, but I don't think it's necessary. Still it should be easy for a host to write something up.

Oh and it's always good to use the name of a place on any visa application or the arrival card you get on the plane, not just a street address. Immigration officers seem to give people less crap when there is something there that looks like a hotel name, even if it's just "Great Little Condo" or some such, followed by the address. (So use whatever the AirBnB listing name is)

Especially Chinese people seem to appreciate the confidence of something to print that looks like a proper booking confirmation. (In fairness they need to do a visa on arrival.) Something like this.

How about stating WHERE you are in the world, what your nationality is and what thai consulate you're thinking of using to get a tourist visa?

I always do it in the states. No problems yet

Thai embassy in Savanakkhet/Lao is the best.You can apply there for a tv.Showing 20k is enough.

I got my SETV in Phnom Penh via an agent. I wasn't asked for an address.

Show them the receipt/proof of payment and should be ok

Go to Booking.com book a room with free cancellations. Print out the confirmation then cancel the booking. That’s how I have done it the last two times at KL with no problem!

From what I heard, KL is extremely difficult to acquire a tourist visa, and you must give exactly what they want. If they want a listing of all your booked hotels, they'll want a listing of all of the hotels you've booked, and when. Putting down any ole address is a quick way to get the visa application rejected.

That's a good question. It appears AirBnB *MAY BE* illegal in Thailand, unless they are booked for 30 days or more.

Source: 42/airbnb-bookings-illegal-court-declares