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Do I need to apply for an e-Visa to visit Thailand for 28 days starting January 30, 2025?

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Dec 28, 2024
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Ronald *********
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I have asked this question before but get conflicting answers, I going to Thailand on a holiday only on the 30 January 2025 , for 28 days Do I need to get an e visa cheers
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Travelers from countries with a visa exemption agreement, such as Australia, can enter Thailand without an e-Visa and receive a 60-day visa exempt stamp upon arrival. No additional paperwork is required for the stay of 28 days.
Ralph *******
You will get a 60 day visa exemption on arrival. No visa necessary.
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Trevor *******
No. As long as your passport you currently hold is on the visa exempt list.
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Daniel **********
No
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David **********
No
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Anthony ******
No. Just turn up and get a stamp for 60 days.
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Baz *********
If your passport country is listed here you get free 60 day visa excemption entry to Thailand...

Nothing else required, only your passport and boarding pass for immigration.
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Ronald *********
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@Baz ********
 cheers mate
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Graham ******
I don't thinkn you mean an eVisa but the ETA which was planned to start a pilot run in December but was postponed indefinitely
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Ralph *******
No e-visa. 60 day visa exemption on arrival.
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Jeffrey ************
Just look at your local RTE website...
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Elías ********
You didn't mention the most important thing: a passport from what country would you be using?
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Elías ********
OK, Australia: nothing needed.
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Ronald *********
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@Elías *******
 cheers
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Mark **********
Nope just arrive pal
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Ronald *********
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@Mark *********
 thanks
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Rob **********
No you don’t as an Australian passport holder you will get a 60 day visa exempt stamp when you arrive in Thailand, this is free, so you don’t have to do anything.
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Michael ********
At moment No
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Ronald *********
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@Michael *******
 I've been told as if the 1st of January I need one ,
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Bent *************
@Ronald ********
That’s the problem when you ask on Facebook!
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Michael ********
@Ronald ********
 Well you been told wrong
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John *******
@Ronald ********
 Who told you this? There is a difference between a visa and an ETA.
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@John ******
 it was the e visa I was queering
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Kim *********
@Ronald ********
 yeah but if you were told you need a visa either the person who told this was wrong or you misunderstood the ETA and thought it was a visa so the reply from Mr Macon tried to clarify that I guess. And I doubt very much you got conflicting answers in this group
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@Ronald ********
 So Thailand is switching its last embassies from in person visa application to the e-visa platform on Jan 1st. However, this doesn’t change any regulations. If you are from a country that is visa exempt (60 days), you remain visa exempt. However, if you need a visa, you apply online instead of in person.
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Wayne *********
@Ronald ********
 people are dribbling garbage and confusing the Evisa with the proposed ETA which was coming December but it's postponed and no firm date set for it to exist. But currently as an Aussie you don't need anything other than a current passport.
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@Wayne ********
 cheers mate
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@Ronald ********
No
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@Ant **********
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Ant ***********
@Ronald ********
There is mumblings about an

E-arrival / Visa

But no Visa coming in

from AU
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@Ant **********
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Jo **********
depends on which country your from
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@Jo *********
 Australia
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Jon *****
@Ronald ********
 60 days visa exemption
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Jo **********
@Ronald ********
 no visa required
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