Do I need a visa to travel to Bangkok for 4 days from Vietnam with a USA Passport?

Fill out TDAC form online

Yeah, you need a big Visa stamp from the Thai embassy haha

On arrival visa

No, but make sure you fill out the digital arrival card. That is very important.

No

No Visa is required but make sure that you have equivalent to 20,000 thb on you - it could be in USD just in case immigration ask you and you need to fill out the Thailand Digital Arrival Form in advance.

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Over the last several years, I have come to Thailand twice (or once) a year for just under a month at a time. These have always fit nicely into visa exempt entries and never without question of my touristic intent.

I am coming soon for my first trip this year, will similarly be under 30 days, within the visa exempt parameters. I didn't and don't expect any issues coming in and enjoying my stay (Bangkok, Hua Hin, brief Chiang Mai) and have all arrangements made and documented. Given the current situation (and with entry under visa exempt being entirely up to the immigration officer you come to) and the significance/cost of a denial of entry (US based), I chose to apply for a single entry tourist visa (even if it is not required). In the past, embassies would not process the applications. My visa was issued on a Monday after a Thursday application. The extra (not absolute) peace of mind was worth the $40.

No, but you need an ETA

No

How do these people manage to book a plane ticket and find their way yo the airport

No.

Americans can enter under Visa exempt for 60 days as the law currently sits with a U.S. Passport. The law is being considered for a reduction to 30 days Visa exempt but hasn’t changed yet. 1 law that is being enforced more is the cash amount needed to enter Thailand. You must have 20K Thai Bhat in cash upon arrival (or USD equivalent). Immigration may accept a bank statement showing savings or checking of that amount but that’s getting more rare because of fraud & Visa overstays. Hope this helps. FYI, I live in Bangkok with a DTV visa & keep up with changes via Siam Legal YT channel.

No

You'll be fine , just fill out the TDAC

Fill out the Digital arrival card before you fly.

No need as long as you don’t exceed 60 days.

you need to have filled out and submitted the online TDAC digital arrival card up from 72 hours before the planned arrival at BKK. . . . . . A US Citizen does not need a visa to enter Thailand. However it depends on your recent 1-year Thai Immigration stamp history . . if you have made many visa-exempt entries and stays, there will be the moment Immigration will pull you aside and ask about your intentions

you have 60 days with the US passport

Only need it if you over 4 days. Better check the times of your flights as they count it by the hour.

No visa needed.

no.. you need Google. :p

No need for any visa with a US passport. You'll receive a 2 month visa exemption upon arrival. Do however complete a virtual arrival card for customs online though.

Oh sorry, I stopped at from the USA😅

no

Nope

No

How helpless are you?

Surprised you were welcome in Vietnam!

no, but prepare cash 20,000thb

No but you will need to complete a TDAC

No you will get 60 days on arrival, make sure you fill out the digital entry form before travelling and its free

I don't think so, you will be issued one on arrival!

No