Can I get a Visa on Arrival at the airport in Thailand or do I need to apply for an e-visa for a border run from Vietnam?

@Astrid *******

I understand that, but what were you doing on the e-visa site? But, if there, you can immediately see that, without going into details it is for what I'll call specialist visa applications. That aside the difficulty is that you are talking now just after Thailand Pass has been removed but dated information is still in the ether and probably will be forever. In terms of visa exemption, indeed visas, everything is as it always was with Thailand Pass gone. The differences as against the past relate to immunisation proof or PCR that, of course never existing pre COVID. That's it. Unless you come in by land crossing, then watch that I think it was one of you would have shorter exemption than the other, but even short exemption is 15 Days so more than adequate for a visa run. Whatever you need to concentrate on your visa exemption length, not on visas.

@Rob *******

Yeah it seems increasingly like it's a bad idea.

A quick google search in your area for an ATK provider for travel purposes usually works. I did in UK and had results in a couple of hours with a a certificate.

Not sure with the ThaiPass going away whether it can be done on arrival and you bring your own test.

@Winston ********

Very wise response!

@Astrid *******

both nationalities do not require a visa for up to 30 days stay - called visa exempt. You can enter Thailand via land borders visa exempt 2 times per calendar year. No technical limit on entires by air.