Asking for a friend (south african working in UAE):
He said that it’s not possible to get a 60 day tourist visa in Dubai at the Thai consulate, but can use exclusively visa on arrival.
Does that make any sense?
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A South African friend working in the UAE is seeking clarification on whether he can obtain a 60-day tourist visa at the Thai consulate in Dubai or if he must rely solely on visa on arrival. Community members have provided insights, suggesting that while a tourist visa should be obtainable, restrictions may apply based on passport status. Alternatively, he could enter Thailand visa-exempt for 30 days.
The thing is he wants me to sell his car (and need a visa for that) without actually traveling to Thailand. So I thought of this idea. Even he wouldn’t have stamped in on arrival, for the department of transportation, just the sticker would be enough...
Your friend can get a 30 day visa exampt on entry. I don't think he can get a single entry tourist visa in the UAE without citizenship or residency though.
not in SE Asia, I know most consulates in Malaysia won’t sell it to them. I also know most of the thai consulates are restricting issuing of visas to only the citizens; Non-british people can’t get a Thai visa in England, for example.
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