Hello!
Question about applying for 60-day tourist visa in Hong Kong with several extensions already.
Last week, I was questioned at Chiang Mai airport when I was returning from a border bounce. I've had about 8 visa-exempt entries and 8 extensions in the last two years. I showed the customs officer my onward ticket to Hong Kong. They let me enter Thailand but advised me to get a tourist visa for Thailand when I go to Hong Kong in November.
My question is: I am only in Hong Kong two business days (Monday and Tuesday). Is this enough time to get a tourist visa? What documents do they require?
(I know I'm taking a risk not having a proper visa and I am planning on getting an ED Visa early next year.)
Any advice would be much appreciated!
TLDR : Answer Summary
User inquires about obtaining a 60-day tourist visa for Thailand while in Hong Kong for only two business days, after having multiple visa exemptions and extensions. Community responses highlight the strictness of the Thai consulate in Hong Kong regarding visa issuance, emphasize uncertainty in obtaining the visa due to the user's travel history, and suggest having supporting documents ready when re-entering Thailand.
