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Do Australians need to apply for a visa before traveling to Thailand for 45 days?

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Jan 18, 2025

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We are travelling to Thailand in May for 45 days. Do we have to apply for a visa prior to leaving Australia. Ty in advance

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Travelers from Australia do not need to apply for a visa prior to leaving for Thailand if they plan to stay for 45 days. Australians are eligible for a visa exemption that allows them to stay in Thailand for up to 60 days upon arrival. Upon entry, they will receive a visa-exempt stamp. If they wish to stay longer, they can apply for an extension of an additional 30 days while in Thailand.

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Depends on your Passwort. For Australian Not

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Jim ********

Don’t see any point in having this group if people can’t ask a question without getting harassed for doing so…. Yes google is available but google can also provide conflicting or out of date information so maybe people use the group to get some clarity 🤷‍♂️

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Karl ********

Visa free 60 days enjoy your holiday

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Leroy ******

A simple forum or Google search would have answered this question and more.

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Rob **********

No as you will get a 60 visa exempt stamp upon arrival.

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Carlos *********

If you want a visa, you'll have to apply for one. You can come visa exempt for 60 days though, without a visa.

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Dennis ******

NO 60 days entry for Aussies visa free

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Cedric **********

When coming to Thailand, do I need an onward ticket?

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Nigel **************

@Cedric *********

ask your airline. Boarding the plane without one might be a problem.

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Alison *****************

You get 60 days it says on the thai website if you had of looked

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Scooter *****

ETA is coming in but check before you fly

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Nigel **************

it has been postponed indefinitely.

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Scooter *****

@Nigel *************

the rest of the world is doing it I heard May or June

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Nigel **************

nope!

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Arnold **********

No

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Ken ********

You should probably stay home

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Loong *********

There is a new thing called the internet where you can look up such simple information

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John ******************

@Loong ********

Chill, hotshot

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Kaps *****

@Loong ********

😁

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Scott *********

@Loong ********

Tamp

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Rodney ********

@Loong ********

why answer so rude

Just don't make a comment

People like you are notcwanted on this site

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Nick *******

@Rodney *******

he’s one of those trolls with nothing better to do with him time. It’s sad really

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Bryan *******

@Rodney *******

it’s actually not a rude answer , it’s the truth and what I would do if I was after legitimate information when travelling especially involving a visa which is a critical part of getting into a country 🤷‍♂️

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Rodney ********

i was suggesting a nice way to talk with someone not rudely

Yes he can use internet but what is this group for I believe to help each other so this is what the man was doing

So the way he spoke to him in my book was rude and many will agree

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Loong *********

Obviously has internet... so easy to check

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Rodney ********

@Loong ********

you just a jerk

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Baz *********

Australian passport you get free 60 days visa exemption entry to Thailand.

Nothing required, just show up at immigration with your passport.

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Neil *******

No

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David *******

Don't worry, you have 60 automatically and can extend another 30 at the end of that!

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Glenn ******

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appreciation that, can rest easy now

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Lynnette *******

Info should be on the Aus Govt website. But if you have Aus passport you get 60 days without a visa. Can extend for extra 30 days.

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Henrik *****

You find the info on the website of the Thai Embassy of Australia.

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Glenn ******

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@Lynnette ******

really appreciate that info, so much info about, gets a bit confusing. Have a great day

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Lynnette *******

happy travels!!

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Martin *********

From Australia? you will get a visa waiver for 60 days on arrival , so shouldn’t need to do anything 😉

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Glenn ******

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@Martin ********

thank you very much, appreciate the info

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