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How can I spend 2 to 3 months in Thailand with a German passport while in India?

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Nov 23, 2024

4 months ago

Lavia **********

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Hello everyone🌻

I have a German passport, actually I m in India .

Unfortunately it seems to be NOT possible to apply a 2 month E-visa for Thailand ( because I m in India now).

Any suggestion how can I spend 2,better 3 months in Thailand coming from India ?

Thanks so much in advance for every suggestion 🙏

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If you hold a German passport, you can enter Thailand without a visa. Upon arrival, you will receive a 60-day visa exempt stamp, which can then be extended for an additional 30 days at a local immigration office in Thailand, allowing you to stay for a total of 90 days. Starting your journey from India does not affect your visa exemption eligibility.

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Lavia **********

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Thanks an all for the very helpfully answers.I close the comments 🙏

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Bob *********

Step 1: put your German rule book aside. Step 2: decide how would the American do it. Step 3: the American would just hop on a plane with out a visa or return ticket ($14 onwardticket if demanded). Step 4: Stay for 60 day visa exception then fly to the next Oktoberfest in Penang Malaysia or Bali, Indonesia, then come back for more Thai beer

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Terence *********

Ya stay in india

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Bart **************

Maybe on your German passport? I don't see any problems 🤷

Then extend your stay to 90 days.

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Lavia **********

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@Bart *************

Thanks .It is possible to extend the visa for 90 days ?? I thought is possible to extended only for 30 .

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Greg ***********

@Lavia *********

you will receive a 60-days stay permit upon entry without a visa, and can extend for 30 more days. That makes 90 days altogether. Before the day number 90 is over, you will have to EXIT Thailand

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Bart **************

@Lavia *********

it's by 30, to 90. For is by, so for 30 would be correct.

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Zeeus ********

Facke passports and he needs another Whay to travel in Thailand where is not a big controlled 😂😂

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Greg ***********

what makes you think she is travelling on a fake passport? Did you watch too many Holywood movies?

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Zeeus ********

@Greg **********

hey Zorro !! Go and help her if you stand on. You m… f…. 😅

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Zeeus ********

@Greg **********

then go with the ✈️

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Greg ***********

you sound like a drunk Transylvanian potato farmer

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Lynnette *******

Get on plane, arrive, stay 60 days with no visa using "visa exempt" and extend for 30 days at immigration near where you stay.

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Lavia **********

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@Lynnette ******

Thanks Lynette !!🙏

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Lynnette *******

@Lavia *********

enjoy your holiday!

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Greg ***********

a visa-exempt entry on a German passport gets you 60 days stay permit. It would only be a matter of concern if you were flying in from a yellow fever area. India is not

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Graham ******

With a German passport you get 60 days Visa Exempt entry then a 30 day extension

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Declan **********

If you hold a German passport you don't need a visa. You will be given 60 days visa exempt on arrival which can be extended for 30 days at your local immigration office in thailand.

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

Just fly to Thailand. You don't need any visa. You'll receive a 60 day visa exempt stamp when you arrive and you can apply once for a 30 day extension.

Where you come from has no relevance, the only thing that matters is what passport you have.

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Lavia **********

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@Brandon ***********

Great Brandon !!! Thanks so much ! 🙏🙏

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Eroll *********

@Brandon ***********

this is exactly right. No need to worry about visa if you are staying under 90 days.

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