Can I enter Thailand on an STV visa issued in the UK if I arrive from Vietnam?

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Jan 25, 2022

3 years ago

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If I enter thailand on a STV visa....

Do I need to of come on a plane from the country that issued it?

I.e could i enter thailand from vietnam on an STV issued from UK?

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You can enter Thailand on an STV visa issued by the UK even if you arrive from a different country, such as Vietnam. The main requirement is that you must meet the entry conditions set by Thai immigration and the Thailand Pass requirements.

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No, a Visa is a Visa. Once you have it the only thing left is entering Thailand (and meeting the entry and Thailand Pass requirements).

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