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Can I apply for a 60-day tourist visa to Thailand while in Australia, and is it included in the eVisa system?

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May 13, 2024

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I would like to apply for a 60 day tourist visa whilst still in Australia. Have they been included in the evisa system yet?

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Yes, the 60-day tourist visa is now available in the eVisa system for applications from Australia. Several users have reported a quick and straightforward process. If you plan to stay for 105 days with an initial 60-day visa followed by a 30-day extension and an onward trip for an additional stamp, you may consider applying for a multi-entry visa to facilitate travel.

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I have booked airfare from 31 July and depart 15th November total 105 days. My aim is 60 day tv then extend 30 days with Blueport immigration office then do flight to kl or train to Penang for 30 day stamp. Will this work. Should I apply for multi entry visa.

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Mary ***************

Yes, I just got ours

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Phil ******

yes and apparently straightforward and quick

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Henrik *****

Embassy’s most important work is facilitating trade, and other political issues.

Dealing with tourists, that can’t fill out at simpel application, is way down on their priority list.

The Embassy has very clear instructions about applying for a visa on their website, which are easy to follow.

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Greta *****

Thanks. Wouldn't know what I'll do without your comment...Oh wait a minute, I actually do!

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Phil ******

online apeal

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Greta *****

There is no one to talk to. Even when I wrote to the Thai embassy they replied with the same answer without giving me a chance to change it and then when I asked again I never got a reply. It's like dealing with robots

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Greta *****

Yep! They are trying to adjust themselves to the Australian government...To be on par with their disorganisation

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Greta *****

Not for everyone. They rejected my application because apparently they thought I was applying with my other nationality, even though I submitted my Australian passport IN Australia TO AUSTRALIAN EMPASSY!

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Phil ******

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Brandon ************

Yes, they just went online last month

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