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Can a Romanian passport holder and a Ukrainian citizen get a 30-day exemption stamp on arrival in Thailand?
Visa ExemptionsVisa on ArrivalRomanian PassportUkrainian PassportThailand ImmigrationVisa TypesExtension of StayTourist Visa
Jan 25, 2019
7 years ago
Robert *******
ORIGINAL POSTERAstrid van Zon ask in another topic:
Hi. A friend of mine got really confused. She holds a Romanian passport and her boyfriend Ukrainian .. can they get a 30day exemption stamp on arrival at a landborder or airport?
Or they apply now for this free Visa on Arrival? Is that 30 days also? .. Sveta Bird read with me please 🙏😊
Hi. A friend of mine got really confused. She holds a Romanian passport and her boyfriend Ukrainian .. can they get a 30day exemption stamp on arrival at a landborder or airport?
Or they apply now for this free Visa on Arrival? Is that 30 days also? .. Sveta Bird read with me please 🙏😊
TLDR : Answer Summary
A Romanian passport holder and a Ukrainian citizen can apply for a 15-day Visa on Arrival in Thailand. The Visa on Arrival cannot be extended beyond 15 days and there is currently a waiver of the fee, allowing for a Visa Exempt stamp as well. For a longer stay, it's recommended to obtain a 60-day tourist visa before traveling.
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Astrid **********
Thank you. All clear! ✔️
Robert *******
ORIGINAL POSTERIf they want to stay longer, a tourist visa is the best option.
Kovacs *********
Having a Romanian passport, I can confirm the 15 days. Right now, because of the fee for VOA being waived, you will also get a Visa Exempt stamp - I did, but the allowed stay is still 15 days. Recommend the 200 baht express lane if too many people queing for VOA processing
Robert *******
ORIGINAL POSTEROr apply for the EVOA before you leave
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ORIGINAL POSTERThe visa on arrival can not be extended. If they apply for Extension of Stay, they will get the stamp: Extension not approved and 7 days to leave the country.
Astrid **********
🙏 Can that be extended for 30 days at immigration?
Seems better deal to get a 60 day visa from KL though beforehand since they be there
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Seems better deal to get a 60 day visa from KL though beforehand since they be there
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Vasco ***********
Just 15 day
Robert *******
ORIGINAL POSTERThey both can apply for the 15 day Visa on Arrival, see this list:
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