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Can I apply for a transit visa after already obtaining a tourist visa for Thailand?
Dec 30, 2024
a year ago
Thein ************
ORIGINAL POSTERHi guys,
This question might have been asked before but please allow me to ask.
Has anyone ever experienced applying for a “transit visa” after getting your “tourist visa”?
I’ve got my tourist visa in Phnom Penh but I have a change of plan(due to work). And I need to apply for a transit visa.
Do I need to cancel my tourist visa or I can just apply for another visa without any issue?
I’ve tried asking the embassy but haven’t got the reply yet. If anyone has ever experienced it, can you please kindly share it?
TIA
This question might have been asked before but please allow me to ask.
Has anyone ever experienced applying for a “transit visa” after getting your “tourist visa”?
I’ve got my tourist visa in Phnom Penh but I have a change of plan(due to work). And I need to apply for a transit visa.
Do I need to cancel my tourist visa or I can just apply for another visa without any issue?
I’ve tried asking the embassy but haven’t got the reply yet. If anyone has ever experienced it, can you please kindly share it?
TIA
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring about the possibility of applying for a transit visa after obtaining a tourist visa, which they have not yet used. They seek guidance on whether they need to cancel their tourist visa or if they can apply for the transit visa simultaneously. Community members respond, noting the potential implications of holding an unused visa and express uncertainty regarding the application process.
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Edit: further info on this situation makes my initial reply useless
Tod *********
If you already have a valid tourist visa from the online system thru the Thai consulate in Phnom Penh why not just use that to enter on ?
You have 3 months from the date that visa is issued to enter thailand and get stamped in for 60 days.
I honestly don't know that you can apply for another online eVisa while holding one that you haven't used yet 😕 BUT I would doubt it 🙁
You have 3 months from the date that visa is issued to enter thailand and get stamped in for 60 days.
I honestly don't know that you can apply for another online eVisa while holding one that you haven't used yet 😕 BUT I would doubt it 🙁
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