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Can a Mexican expat living in Dubai obtain a one-year multiple-entry visa for Thailand?

Visa Types Multiple Entry Visa Thailand METV Thai Consulate Retirement Visa Visa Options for Expats Dubai

Aug 27, 2018

8 years ago

Abel *****

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Hey everyone! I am a Mexican but now I am living and working in dubai. I visited Thailand before but I just want to know is there any possibility to get visa for the one year with multiple entries.

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A Mexican national living in Dubai can explore visa options for Thailand, particularly the Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (METV), which allows for multiple entries over 6 months but does not extend to a full year. The METV can grant up to 270 days in Thailand through 60-day entries. It's suggested to check specific requirements at the Thai consulate in Dubai, as there's often a residency requirement for visa applications.

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Tod *********

The short answer to your question; can you get a visa for one year with multiple entries is NO. You can't easily get one.

Your best bet is a 6 month METV.

8 years ago

Tod *********

There is no single entry METV <- multi-entry tourist visa. :/ It's a 6 month multi-entry one. That lets you get stamped in for 60 days and then you exit/re-enter the country to get another 60 day stamp. you do that for the validity of the visa (6 months). You can get almost 9 months of stay in country (in 60 day increments) out of that visa.

Most thai consulates have a residency requirement meaning you get it from a thai consulate in your country or in a country you legally reside in.

As Patrick

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pointed out, IF you legally live and work in Dubai you might be able to get it from the consulate there.

8 years ago

Patrik ********

Depending on the status you have in Dubai, you can get the METV from there. Check the requirements.

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8 years ago

Abel *****

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no I am 28 years ..but what is METV and why only from my home country or from Australia only.

8 years ago

Liam *****

Abel Aly you will have to check the rules of the consulate in Dubai as you may be able to get a Multi entry tourist visa there if you're resident. That's good for 270 days, as mentioned. Normally you can only get them in your home country, but in some countries you can legally get them there if you work there

8 years ago

Abel *****

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Jon Wheatley yes I have a valid residence card

8 years ago

Jon **********

if you have residednce card for the UAE, you may be able to apply there. Check the thai embassy website

8 years ago

Daniel ************

setv everywhere - metv as mentioned.

8 years ago

Abel *****

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Darren Low ohh I see that mean if I want to go I have to take single entry visa from thai embassy and for the METV have to go Mexico 😢

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Daniel ************

no - you can get a METV in your home country or Australia - which gives you up to 270 days in Thailand. if you over 50 yesrs you can go for Non O - Retirement if you fulfil the financial requirements.

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