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Can I get a 90-day tourist visa on arrival at Bangkok airport?

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May 13, 2022
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Hi, is there an option to get a 90 day tourist visa on arrival at Bangkok airport?

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There is no option to receive a 90-day tourist visa upon arrival at Bangkok airport. Travelers can obtain a 60-day tourist visa before departure, which can be extended for an additional 30 days. Additionally, if from eligible countries, visitors can receive a 30-day visa exemption on arrival, extendable for another 30 days. Some nationalities are eligible for a visa on arrival for 15 days. There is a Special Tourist Visa (STV) allowing an initial 3-month stay, but it must be requested from a Thai embassy prior to arrival.
Daniel ******
Just get an E-Visa. Was my first time doing it this year, very easy and fast.
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Carmen *********
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 there IS a Tourist Visa allowing 3 months, which you can extend twice more and stay 9 months in total. It's called STV, as in Special Tourist Visa. That being said, it needs to be requested in your home country and is a pain in the ass to get. If you persist, you will be able to get it. Just ask the Thai Embassy at your home country.
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@Daniel *****
 ffs. Didn't even hear of this. Thanks
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Steve *******************
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Have Australian and Israeli passports. Both don't work. Maybe because i already have Thai pass? Flying in 2 days
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Colleen *********
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 no not because of thai pass. Australians don't qualify for evisa
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Justin *********
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 I think they just started doing it late last year. Pretty smooth process. Note: this is a 60-day tourist visa, and then you can extend it for another 30 days at immigration (not the airport) once you’re here.
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Daniel ******
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 yea, it's fairly new, but honestly it was about time
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 says I'm not eligible for epass. Don't know why....
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 where are you from?
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Michael ********
Despite all the answers yes you can get, but only if you are passport holder of Brazil, Chile Peru Korea i think a couple more.
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Pauline *******
It is worth applying for tourist visa in your home country. Most Thai embassies have made it pretty straightforward and painless. No hassle when you arrive
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Garrett ***********
No
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Stuart *********
Nope. Depending on your nationality you can either get a 30 day visa exempt entry at the airport, or you pay 2,000 baht for a 15 day visa on arrival (16 nationalities, like China,India and the like).
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Brandon ************
There's no such thing as a 90 day Tourist visa.

You can apply for a tourist visa outside of Thailand and with that you'll get 60 days when you arrive and you can get a 30 day extension, giving you 90 days total.

Or if you're from an eligible country you can receive 30 days visa exempt on arrival and extend that for 30 days giving you 60 days total.
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@Brandon ***********
 there is one! Very complicated to get but the legend is true! 🤣
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 Just for your info 5 countries can get 90 days on arrival i worked in Brazil so Thailand was a good destination for Brazillian citizens
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Steve *******************
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My partner just got a thai visa in Israel valid from 9 May to 8 August
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Brandon ************
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 visas are usually good for 90 days. The date on the visa has nothing to do with how long you can stay in Thailand. That's just the validity date of the visa itself and you must enter Thailand by the date on the visa to use it.
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 ok. Tks
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 thanks
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