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Can I fly to Cambodia first before entering Thailand on a Tourist Visa issued in Singapore?

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Aug 26, 2022

3 years ago

Perko *********

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Hi All, I got my Tourist Visa 60days issued in Singapore already. I submitted my flight details during my visa application showing my flight booking SIN-CNX-SIN. 

If I choose to fly to Cambodia first, then fly from Cambodia to Chiang Mai, does this affect the visa in anyway?

Or must I definitely depart only from Singapore?

Thanks in advance!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquires whether changing their travel route from Singapore to Cambodia before entering Thailand on a Tourist Visa affects the validity of the visa. A comment suggests that once the visa is issued, the specific route taken to enter Thailand is not significant.

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Stuart *********

Once you’ve got your visa it’s irrelevant how you actually wing your way to Thailand or which border entry point or airport you use.

3 years ago

Perko *********

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thank you so much! it's my first application for a TR so wasn't quite sure. Thanks for this

3 years ago

Kool *******

@Perko ********

the only requirement is that you enter Thailand to use it within 90 days from the date it was issued. There are no other restrictions once it is issued.

3 years ago

Perko *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Sorry just re-wiring my brain now as I plot my trip.

So if I plan:

Fly Sin - CNX,

Few days later, leave for Siem Reap and come back to CNX

The 60 days stay resets itself upon my entry?

3 years ago

Brandon ************

@Perko ********

when you enter Thailand they will write "used" on your tourist visa meaning it's no longer valid. You cannot use it again after that.

3 years ago

Kosam ********

@Brandon ***********

Brandon Thurkettle And they put that stamp on my single entry Non-immigrant B visa. I have to apply for visa extension with a multiple entry provision.

3 years ago

Brandon ************

@Kosam *******

non-B doesn't come in a multi entry variety. If you obtain outside of Thailand it's single entry, and if you obtain inside of Thailand it's zero entry. Extensions are zero entry also.

3 years ago

Kosam ********

@Brandon ***********

Oh. What does zero entry mean? Does it mean once I move out I can't return? If so, then how can I be able to move out and in because I'll be staying for at least 8 months and I'll need to travel out to my home country during this period?

3 years ago

Brandon ************

@Kosam *******

zero entry means you're already in the country so there's no entries included. You would need to purchase a re-entry permit from immigration or from the airport before you leave to keep your stamp alive.

3 years ago

Kosam ********

@Brandon ***********

Perko G Rose Oh. I'll consider going back to the immigration office. Many thanks.

3 years ago

Stuart *********

@Perko ********

No the tourist is visa is single entry. When you leave it stops.

3 years ago

Perko *********

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@Kool ******