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How can a UK citizen apply for a multi-entry visa for Thailand while in Vietnam?
Dec 1, 2024
a year ago
Olie *******
ORIGINAL POSTERI'm looking at the multi entry visa for Thailand as a UK citizen..... Is it applied for all online ? Do I have to send my passport?..... I am in Vietnam at the moment... So just wondering how to do it from here
TLDR : Answer Summary
The inquiry discusses applying for a multiple entry visa to Thailand by a UK citizen currently residing in Vietnam. Key points include the fact that multiple entry visas must be applied for in the applicant's home country or a country of legal residence, and there are online application options available. Additionally, there is mention of the current 60-day entry without a visa, which raises questions about the necessity of a multiple entry visa.
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Stuart *********
With 60 days entry with no visa the reason for a multiple entry visa is not really that valid anymore
Jan ******************
@Stuart ********
I partly agree, but it’s still a good option if you want three entries. I don’t say you can’t get a third one, but a METV feels safer than a gamble.Stuart *********
@Jan *****************
It costs £150 from the UK (OP can’t get it when in Vietnam) so it’s going to be an expensive option to obtain.Jan ******************
@Stuart ********
I of course agree on that part. But in general -also based on recent feedbacks- I personally would feel more confident with a METV if I was supposed to do three entries within this period. For maximising two exempts I would still feel quite safe.Reply to
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Olie *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Stuart ********
ok thanks for the info..... Regarding the onward flight, as I want to stay for 3 months can I book it for 3 months and tell them I will extend or should I book a flight showing two months and then extend with the airline?? Or a throwaway ticket service? (I've not used these before)
Stuart *********
@Olie ******
an “onward ticket” service will work for about $15Reply to
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Stuart *********
Multiple entry can only be applied for in your home country or country of legal residence.
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