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Can I apply for a 90-day visa for Thailand from the Philippines before traveling?

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Feb 2, 2024

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My Wife And I Are Going To Thailand July 2nd For 3 Months-- We Want To Get 90 Day Visa's. Is It Possible To Get 90 Day Visa From Here(Philippines) B-4- We Travel There. Thanks In Advance For All "Serious" Replys.

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The user is inquiring about the possibility of obtaining a 90-day visa for Thailand while in the Philippines. Comments suggest that the applicable visa types include the Non-O visa for retirees or people involved in marriage to a Thai national, and potentially extending a 60-day tourist visa by 30 days once in Thailand. It's noted that the Philippine embassy does not provide e-visas, and the user may need to apply in person or travel visa-exempt for 30 days.

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Bart **************

There are many 90 day visas, but each and every one of them is aimed at long stay, and has corresponding requirements. Think of: having a Thai job for a work visa, being enrolled in a study program for an education visa, etc. If you qualify for the retirement visa, you could do that, but I think the better choice is to get a 60 day tourist visa and then just extend by 30 days.

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@Bart *************

I'm 77 Yrs. Old So Non O Ret. Visa I Guess It Is...Had One 12 Yrs. Ago In Chiang Mai.

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

Philippines does not use evisa. You either need to apply in person at a Thai embassy or arrive without a visa and get 30 days visa exempt. You can apply one time for a 30 day extension. That's 60 days total before you'd need to leave and return to start over.

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@Brandon ***********

Thanks Brandon, Your Info Helps Alot...We Will Find Away To Get Non "O's" When We Get There; Either That Or Go To Separate Embassies AND YOU KNOW WHAT A PAIN THAT IS ! I'VE HAD SUCESS W/"Star-Visa" In C. Mai 12 Yrs. Ago...Never A Problem With Them.

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Thanks Declan, Good Info. I Had A Non "O" 12 Yrs.Ago When I Lived In Chiang Mai.

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We Will Be Traveling To Thailand At Least Twice A Year From Now On...Worth Gettin A Non O.

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Declan **********

Depending on your passport depends on your options but the only 90 day visa you can get is a Non-immigration visa such as non-b (working) non-o (retirement, marriage etc) or non-ed which all have requirements for you to meet.

You can get a 60 day Tourist Visa and extend it here by 30 days to getting your 90 days though.

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Frank **********

The Thai Embassy in the country you are in should give you the answers.

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@Frank *********

absolutely

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@Frank *********

I Agree But The Long n Nasty Trip To Manila IS A MAJOR PAIN TO GO TO. We'll Just Exit Thailand A Couple Times...A Pain But NOT as Big of One Like Manila !!!

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Graham ******

Check their requirements online then put everything together before attending

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Frank **********

ok, I can understand that. Good luck.

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@Frank *********

Thank You Sir.

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Graham ******

So what passports do you hold and is anyone over 50?

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U.S.A. Me, 77 Yrs. Wife Philippine Passport. 30 Yrs Old-- p.s. Been Together 12 Yrs. Married For 2. You Know How Old Paratroopers Are: Live Each Day Like It's Your Last Cause One Day It Will Be !

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Airborne all the way

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