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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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.
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.
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.
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.
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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