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Can I apply for a two-month Tourist Visa for Thailand online?
Thailand Tourist VisaVisa Application ProcessThai EmbassyVisa ExtensionCOVID ExtensionsVisa-exempt EntryNon-ED Visa
Jun 18, 2021
5 years ago
Salvador *******************
ORIGINAL POSTERHi guys, can you ask for a Tourist Visa Visa for two months on the web?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation revolves around the possibility of applying for a two-month Tourist Visa for Thailand online. It is generally indicated that applications for the visa need to be submitted to the local Thai embassy or consulate. Currently, there is no e-visa option, and it was suggested to apply for a 'TR60' visa at the embassy or extend the stay once in Thailand. Some users mentioned alternatives like the visa-exempt entry, which provides a 45-day stay instead of the usual 30 days, alongside possible COVID extensions for a 60-day permission to stay.
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Steve *******
Yes, you can apply online
Salvador *******************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Steve ******
... can you give me the link please ..đSteve *******
@Salvador ******************
Apply online at your local Thai Embassy/Consulate.Reply to
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George *************
Something to consider: a visa-exempt entry into Thailand at the moment will get you 45-day permission to stay (rather than just 30). It can be extended for a further 30 days in Thailand. Maybe it's not worth the trouble to get a Tourist Visa which will just get you another 15 days. Possibly they will still be selling covid extensions for 60-day permission to stay in Thailand (1,900 baht). I'm not sure it would be worth the trouble to get yourself a Tourist Visa.
Jared **********
@George ************
tourist visa isnât all that hard to get, 60+30 + whatever covid extensions you might getGeorge *************
I'm not sure it's possible to get a non-ED visa inside of Thailand. You would have to ask the school you are considering as they would know what's possible. If it is possible I don't think it's any easier to get a non-ED visa inside of Thailand being on a Tourist Visa than it would be being on a visa-exempt entry.
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Thao **********
You can apply online, mail it in, and apply for COE
Emanuele *********
Non câĂš e-visa possibile per il momento. Devi andare a lâambasciata e chiedere un visto âTR60â da 60 giorni, o venire in Tailandia senza visto e andare a lâimmigrazione dopo 30 giorni per fare lâestensione.
Salvador *******************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Emanuele ********
grazie, Miami mi verrebbe facile, credi che non potrei farlo al consolato thai di Miami?Emanuele *********
@Salvador ******************
per caso sono italiano perĂČ o la residenza in Svizzera, il consolato tailandese a Ginevra mi a chiesto una prova di residenza (permesso di soggiorno)Emanuele *********
@Salvador ******************
si ai la residenza nei le Stati Uniti sarĂ possibile Reply to
Emanuele *********
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Salvador *******************
ORIGINAL POSTERI am Italian, but I live in Santo Domingo, there is no Thai embassy here, every year I go to Thailand without a visa but I only have one month and I ask for the extension in migration in bkk, but now I would like to know if I can have the two months through from the web site... in italy if i go to the thai embassy there are no problems to have the two months ...thanks
Thao **********
If your passport allows you to travel on Visa Exempt (45 days currently), you can enter Thailand without visa. You just need a COE and 14 day quarantine, insurance, etc.
You can extend it another 30 days when you arrive.
You can extend it another 30 days when you arrive.
Frédéric ******************
After they lift the quarantine, the 45 days visa exemption will more than probably be reduced back to the original 30 days.
Glenn ***********
@Frédéric ****************
I was fearing that aswell Salvador *******************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Frédéric ****************
That is why I wanted to see if it is possible to get a two-month tourist visa before arriving in Thailand, because I want to stay for three months without the need to leave the country.Salvador *******************
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yes I think soReply to
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Salvador *******************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tew **********
yes I know, but I don't want quarantine.. I waiting for Thailand reopen borders without quarantine ... Thao **********
@Salvador ******************
ok, then you can still do the same thing I mentioned above when they reopen. Salvador *******************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tew **********
thanks Reply to
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Eptv *******
@Salvador ******************
They are going to open for foreigners including tourists in next 120 daysJames ********
@Eptv ******
no truth to that yet. You can hope but nothing is official Salvador *******************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Eptv ******
yes i know Reply to
Salvador *******************
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Stuart *********
Not really sure what youâre asking. You apply for a tourist visa through your local embassy or consulate. Which one are you applying at?
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