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Do Americans receive a 30-day visa exemption on arrival in Thailand?

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Jul 18, 2022
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Robin *********
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Do American get 30 days Visa exemption on arrival in Thailand???
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Yes, Americans receive a 30-day visa exemption upon arrival in Thailand if they do not hold a visa. This visa exemption is extendable for an additional 30 days at a local immigration office.
Jim ********
For sure
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Paul *******
Which country in America, it’s a continent!
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Jeffrey *******
Really....you think that way? What are the citizens of Canada called?

Canadians (French: Canadiens) are people identified with the country of Canada. There are 3 countries in North America.....Canada, Mexico, and the United States of America. I identify as an American.....I've always heard of Mexicans and Canadians and never heard a Mexican or Canadian referred to as an American. You know, like 'American Citizen' or 'Canadian Citizen'. I live in America - the United States of America.
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@Jeffrey ******
 I live in Europe.
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Didrik *********
@Paul ******
 Many americans believes, that Europe is a country.
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Chris *********
@Paul ******
 that would be North America
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Shawn *******
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Chris *********************
Yes but don't bring Billy Brown with you please
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Stuart *********
@Chris ********************
 Ah he’s a sweetie really. The forum needs more Psychos to entertain us.
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Chris *********************
@Stuart ********
 are you sure mate would you like him moving next door to you .

I wouldn't mate hahaha 😜
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Stuart *********
@Chris ********************
 over the years I’ve had a few neighbours that fit that bill. I won’t name names but you know who you are….
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Chris *********************
@Stuart ********
 I'm lucky I'm in the sticks my 4 rai is 6ft wall and gates

No billy browns allowed
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Darren *******
@Chris ********************
 shoot on site policy?
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Chris *********************
@Darren ******
 correct mate 👍
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Sameer ***********
Yes why not
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Bob **********
Yea
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Stuart *********
Yes if they arrive with no visa they get a visa exempt entry. 30 days. Extendable once for a further 30 days at a local immigration office.
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Robin *********
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@Stuart ********
 Thanks very much
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