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Do I need a Thai Visa for multiple entries when traveling to Vietnam and back?

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Nov 24, 2022

2 years ago

Jan ***************

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Hi! I did ask about this before but after talk to embassey in Oslo I am not sure what to do. Worry free travel told me to get a 60 days Multiple Visa. Going to Thailand for 29 days first, then 29 days Vietnam and after that 21 days in Thailand. Problem is Quatar Airways at the airport.... Got all ticket in and out from Thailand. Even show the ticket in airport I am not 100% sure. Anyone got a experience about this. Thanks.

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The user is confused about their visa requirements for traveling to Thailand and Vietnam. They initially considered obtaining a 60-day multiple entry visa but were advised that they could enter Thailand visa-exempt for both visits, provided they have exit tickets to Vietnam and back to their home country. This advice was confirmed by several community members who emphasized the importance of having all flight tickets ready to present when traveling.

Kathy ********************

If you are eligible for visa exempt entry (45 days until April 1) then you need nothing special for Thailand. Both times are under the 30 day typical visa exempt entry. As long as you have your exit ticket to Vietnam in hand - you are fine as you are

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James ********

YES you did ask this question before.

IF you are traveling as you say...

There's NO need for you to get a Thai Visa... TOURIST or Multiply entry tourist visa.

You can ENTER Thailand VISA EXEMPT... Getting you stamped in for 45 days...

And as you are leaving Thailand to Vietnam in 29 days...

AGAIN when you return to Thailand from Vietnam in 29 days..

You will be stamped in for 45 days VISA EXEMPT.

Just have the copy of Each ticket for your flights ...to Thailand, to Vietnam...back to THAILAND AND your Return ticket departing Thailand for your home country to show Qatar Airways...

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