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How can I obtain a 60/90 day tourist visa for Thailand if I'm an American traveling for a yoga course?

Apr 28, 2019
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Mackenzie ********
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I’m traveling to Thailand on May 3. I need a 60/90 day tourist visa for a yoga course. I am American so I get a 30 day visa, but in terms of extending.. I fly into Bangkok, then off to Koh Phangan. Where do I need to go in Bangkok to get a tourist visa and what documents do I need? I do not have access to printer. Thanks ahead of time :)❤️
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An American traveling to Thailand on May 3 for a yoga course can initially enter with a 30-day visa exemption. To obtain a 60/90-day tourist visa, they will need to visit a Thai embassy or consulate in Bangkok. Required documents typically include a passport valid for at least 6 months, a completed visa application form, recent passport-sized photographs, proof of accommodation, and proof of financial means. Since the traveler does not have access to a printer, it's advisable to check if forms are available on-site or can be filled electronically.
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