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Can I enter Thailand with a US passport if I have Thailand Pass approved?

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Nov 11, 2021

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Hi all. I have a quick question. I know normally a US passport doesn't need a visa to enter thailand. I wanted to reconfirm that this is still the case. I have already gotten approved for thailand pass and have received the QR code. I have insurance, my flight and all the required documents. In the thailand pass system, it says visa (if required). So my question is van i enter thailand with a US passport if i have thailand pass approved already? Thank u.

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Yes, as a US passport holder, you can enter Thailand without a visa for up to 30 days, especially since you have received approval for the Thailand Pass and meet the insurance and entry requirements.

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Benjamin ******

here is a list of all the people who can come in on a visa exempt (I believe it's the most recent list). The Thailand Pass or eVisa system is currently outside the scope of the group's discussion. Thank you.

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Evan ********

You qualify for visa exempt coming from USA, 30 days and you should already have insurance to have a TP QR Code

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Niel *******

it’s the same for British

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Norman **********

Another question may be whether or not you're required to be in your passport country for 21 days prior to entering Thailand. I'm pretty sure that's the rule, but I think it might be one of those rarely checked requirements.

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@Norman *********

You do not need to be in your home country, you just need to be in your approved country.

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yes i have insurance already so TP is ok. I am coming from cambodia holding a us passport. Cambodia is an eligible country under TP

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