Can my husband and I get a 2-month visa upon arrival in Thailand?

Are there evisas? Apply online?

No. Visa upon arrive is for one month

No

Apply for 60 days online easy you can extend that here if you want

I strongly suggest you look at the embassy .

Some countries get 30 days on arrival

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As Americans you can get a visa exempt entry for 30 days. That’s not a visa, just a free entry stamp for 30 days. You can apply for a 30 day extension at a local immigration office from that.

Alternatively you can apply for a single entry tourist visa from a U.S. consulate prior to arrival which would give you 60 days on arrival. Cheaper to do that option.

Kinda yes if you are from the country list for 30 days on arrival, you get Visa exempt for 30 days then extends it at an immigration office to 30 more. Extension can be fast and easy for depending where for 1900thb, do not do in bangkok or phuket or pattaya. It is a pain in the a$$ in busy immigrations.

No

Another question ...I was told if I wanted a 60 day visa, I must show my bank account for several months. Do they actually ask for this? I have two bank accounts. I have a Bangkok Bank account that's currently locked. My ATM card was stolen in Vietnam before the pandemic, and the criminal tried to use the card, and hack into my online account. So Bangkok Bank locked my account and won't help me unlock the account until I go back to Thailand and show my passport. My other American account doesn't have much money in it, because I keep almost all my money in the stock market.

Arrival stamps are not visas, they are visa exempt stamps.

Some countries are 15 days only some are 30 etc.

If you want actual 60 days it is called a single entry tourist visa that you apply for from outside of Thailand from a Thai Embassy or Consulate before coming.

Lucky your husband has a wife.

No need to file for 60 days at Thaïe Embassy with all documents..

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No. Further, whether you need a visa, a visa on arrival, or are visa exempt depends on your nationality. Take some time to review posts in this group and use the search field to search for some parameters that apply to yourself.

It’s possible to get 30 days on arrival with the option to get an extra 30 days after visiting an immigration office. It’ll depend which passport you have 👍

There's no such thing as 2 month visa on arrival. Visa on arrival is 15 days.

If you arrive without a visa and you're from an eligible country you can get a 30 day visa exempt stamp (not a visa at all).

If you want 60 days you need to apply for a tourist visa before traveling to Thailand.