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Do I need an E visa or can I get a visa on arrival for my trip to Bangkok as an Australian passport holder?

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Dec 16, 2024

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Clynton ***********

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Just probably a silly question, but I'm travelling to Bangkok next week for 10 days holiday. Travelling on Aussie passport. Do I require an E visa before arrival or can I just get visa on arrival? Thank you.

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As an Australian passport holder traveling to Bangkok for 10 days, you do not need an E visa or visa on arrival. Instead, you will receive a 60-day visa exemption stamp upon arrival, which allows you to stay in Thailand for your holiday without pre-arranging a visa.

Erick ********

Welcome to Thailand. With your PP you’re all set for 10 day holiday. Enjoy

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Robert **********

I arrived from the Netherlands Oktober 23 (Dutch and Australian nationality). Leaving this Thursday, 58 days, so visa-exempt.

At the airport at passport check, they didn't even ask when I was planning to leave... no copy of my return ticket. Not even where I was going to stay... Just visa pages check, facial recognition and digital fingerprints.

I was here also in January/February 30 days, and in March again 12 days... (Australia in between).

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Jason *******

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visa pages checked but you don't have a Visa 🤔 ?

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Robert **********

they still look at your travel past in your passport...

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Jason *******

@Robert *********

that's passport you said Visa 😂

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Robert **********

yes, the pages in a passport are the visa pages... you get a visa stamp, sticker of visa exempt stamp. All related to visa...

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@Robert *********

ok wasn't aware

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Robert **********

It even says it in big letters :-)

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Robert **********

Only the first page is the passport info. The rest of the pages are for visa.... (or exempt stamps). Any stamps regarding entry and exit...

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Jason ******

Not a silly question at all,always best to ask.you get 60 day visa exemption stamp on arrival 🙏🏽

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Clynton ***********

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thank you.

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Mark ***********

Neither, you will get a 60 day visa exemption stamp on arrival

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Clynton ***********

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@Mark **********

thank you.

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Brandon ************

You don't need a visa but you also do not qualify for visa on arrival. You qualify for visa exempt which isn't a visa, it's just a 60 day entry stamp.

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Clynton ***********

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thank you.

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