Can I do 30days visa and then extend 30 and then go Vietnam for 30 days after that can i return to Thailand … I’ve never been to Thailand before
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Yes, you can enter Thailand under the 30-day visa exemption, extend your stay for another 30 days, and then visit Vietnam. Upon your return, you can obtain another 30 days on a visa-exempt basis as long as you haven't exceeded the limit of two entries into Thailand within a calendar year.
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Yes no problem....we did 60days evisa, going to Cambodia for a month then back to Thailand on a free entry visa then extend for 30 days....staying over all 5 months!!
Steve Bolt so I can go back as it would be in feb anyhow which is a different year as I’m 1st landing in December ? Sorry if that sounds stupid by the way
Easiest way for you is do this - I'm going in February next year for 8 weeks so 56 days, So I will get a 60 day tourist visa from Australia and then can extend if I want to stay a few weeks longer, Done
Yes we did it, and we also did another visa run for 30 days at immigration, we didn't need the full 30 days but we did need 6 days which was then covered.
Ralph Tyson you get a border run to Cambodia, there are plenty of organised trips, it's an early start 05.00 ish and you get back mid afternoon, it covers you for another 30 days and then you can get another 30 days at immigration.
Peter Slaman no there are many visas i n Thailand but people arriving from certain countries get stamped in Visa Exempt. But theres 6 things you need to do before entry
Andy Moriarty You will be fine entering 30 days visa exempt, prolonging 30 more, flying to Vietnam for 30 days. And than rwturn to Thailand for 30 more visa exempt. That is what a lot of tourists do.
There is no 30 day visa. I assume you are a passport holder from a western country. You are allowed to enter Thailand without a visa and you will get stamped in to the country for 30 days. Yes you can extend your stay with 30 days.
You can also apply for a 60 day tourist visa before you fly to Thailand and get a 30 day extension, allowing you to stay 90 days in the kingdom.
Peter Slaman my issue is lam here for 5months, trying to decide do I pay for retirement visa with agent or do a border run which is very expensive right now leaving Chiang mai.came from US with a e-visa thinking it was longer.smgh
Andy Moriarty It depends on your previous travel history, but if you’ve never been to Thailand before, another 30-day visa-exempt entry should normally be straightforward.