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Can I fly to Singapore and return to Thailand for a visa on arrival without getting a stamp in Singapore?
Thailand Visa RulesVisa on ArrivalImmigrationTravel RestrictionsSingapore Return PolicyThai PassPhuket SandboxQuarantine Rules
Jan 9, 2022
4 years ago
Dwayne *******
ORIGINAL POSTERIs it possible to fly to singapore then return to thailand with out a stamp from Singapore? To get a new visa on arrival. I already have one extension
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation discusses the feasibility of traveling to Singapore and then returning to Thailand to obtain a visa on arrival without a stamp from Singapore. It is noted that although Singapore does not traditionally stamp passports, travelers must comply with the current regulations, including applying for a new Thai Pass and adhering to sandbox or AQ rules due to Covid-19. The participants also highlight the absence of VTL flights and the option of extending stays due to travel restrictions.
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Matt *********
Go home you have had your holiday..lol
Matt *********
Oh ok good luck
Dwayne *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Matt ********
home is in complete lock down but if you want to go there feel free. I actually came in hopes that the Philippines opened up but that's not going to happenReply to
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Sobre ***********
You CAN HOWEVER STILL DO A LANGKAWI BUBBLE THEN BACK VIA PHUKET SANDBOX... A BIT COSTLIER BUT DOABLE
Lisa ********************
Can still apply for unable to travel due to Covid, 60 day extension. Available until 25th January. And maybe extended after that.
Dwayne *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Lisa *******************
covid is not stopping me from returning home to canada. Do I need to prove I can't travel because of covid?James ********
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all depends on the Thai Immigration OfficerReply to
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Jdr *******
No VTL until after 20th Jan and that maybe extended.. Tourist cannot travel on Non VTL Singapore dont stamp anymore
Steve *******
They don't stamp your passport on Singapore. It's all digital, since that country isn't stuck in 1954.
Garrett ***********
No, you'd need to stamp into Singapore.
Jdr *******
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they dont stamp in SingaporeReply to
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Josh ***********
There’s no VTL flight sales for January now, so you would have to enter and do quarantine and the. Fly back to Thailand and enter Thailand via Phuket sandbox or AQ rules.
Dwayne *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Josh **********
I didn't want to enter Singapore I just want to stay on the international side and return to Thailand. Thats what I meant by no stamp or no entry.Prowd *********
@Josh **********
you can only enter if you have a long term visaJdr *******
@Josh **********
cant enter if a tourist on non vtl unless citizen/pr or employer gets approvReply to
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Wayne *********
Yep but you need to apply for new thai pass and follow the sandbox or AQ rules
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