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Do Australians need an e-visa for tourism in Thailand in December 2024, or is the 60-day exemption still applicable?

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Dec 22, 2024

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Hi do Australians coming for tourism purposes in December require the e-visa? or is the 30 day exemption still in place?

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Australians visiting Thailand for tourism in December 2024 do not require an e-visa, as they can enter under a visa exemption that now allows for a stay of 60 days.

Mike *******

No and no (the visa exemption is now 60 days).

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Greta *****

Is this post from 1978?

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Wayne *********

No visa required and you get 60 days now not 30

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Wayne *********

You posted this and its not a visa

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Wayne *********

you posted the picture of ETA now you change the subject lol

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Wayne *********

you said exempt needs ETA which they dont. We all know you can apply for Evisa you have changed the subject

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Wayne *********

thats for an evisa, not for the ETA totally different things

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Wayne *********

this is not from immigration so go find correct news

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Hoffman ******

@Wayne ********

I did I also sent you a fb message on the Thai immigration website

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Wayne *********

whats the link to the thai immigration website you talk about. I am will to bet its actually a lawyer firm known to post n correct out of date info using an address to look like they are an embassy

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Hoffman ******

@Wayne ********

it the Thai immigration website where even if your Australian it’s only to apply for a e visa wef from December

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Wayne *********

maybe you need to read this link and you might say sorry your right its postponed

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Wayne *********

screen shot is not a link

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Wayne *********

Evisa and ETA are not the same items you do not need either if travelling from Australia with Aussie passport

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Wayne *********

Show me on the web site it says apply for ETA i bet you can not

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Wayne *********

ETA Has been postpone you need to understand that, It’s not available and talk is June 2025

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Wayne *********

your message is not working so post your great information here

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Wayne *********

omg it's been delayed I travel every month from Australia so fully aware of the requirements

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Wayne *********

out of date news mate catch up to current news

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Wayne *********

yes and the ETA has been postponed so nothing to apply for. Please get upto date with details

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