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How long does it take to get a Thai visa at the Cambodian or Vietnamese embassy?
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Sep 25, 2024
2 years ago
Ron ********
ORIGINAL POSTERThis group has great feedback!!!
Im going to Cambodia or Vietnam Embassy next week to start & thought I could get Inside
4 days?
A week?
I live in Thailand so it's easier to do Cambodia
Im going to Cambodia or Vietnam Embassy next week to start & thought I could get Inside
4 days?
A week?
I live in Thailand so it's easier to do Cambodia
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation discusses the process and expected timelines for obtaining a visa at the Cambodian and Vietnamese embassies for residents in Thailand. It highlights that the Cambodian embassy in Phnom Penh allows for walk-in applications, with a five business day processing time, while the Vietnamese embassies require an online appointment for entry. Additionally, the upcoming transition to an eVisa system in October for these locations may cause potential delays. Participants also touch on the number of permitted land border crossings into Thailand, noting that the restriction has been lifted.
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Paul *******
You're not going to HCMC unless there's a cancelation because they're moving to the evisa system on October 7.
Of course, you could still go anyway but you'll need to wait around in Vietnam for the result.
Hanoi and Phnom Penh will be moving to the evisa system soon too.
Of course, you could still go anyway but you'll need to wait around in Vietnam for the result.
Hanoi and Phnom Penh will be moving to the evisa system soon too.
Ron ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paul ******
someone said thier a little perfect or strict on paperwork in Vietnam plus w the flooding I don't think it's worth risking a trip to north Vietnam which is only reason I'd go after visa but now it's looking like Cambodia Oct 4th or something cause closed the first lol 😆 me luckPaul *******
@Ron *******
You're correct. However, HCMC is still relatively straightforward when it comes to applying. They're not too strict on the paperwork.Cambodia is a good choice though. Get there quickly before they transition to the evisa. October 4th sounds like a good date.
Ron ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paul ******
now my last big question is if I'm allowed two new Land border crossings now (vs airport), before I abused my land crossings to 8 vs 2 I think, I could Tell they weren't happy in chonburi I bribed Thai officials for a stamp at the lao border.Paul *******
@Ron *******
Really? Did they ask you to "grease the wheels" or did you offer it? Also, how would Chonburi officials know about that?The 2 land border entries restriction has been lifted, so no need to worry about that anymore.
Ron ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paul ******
It was a Thai Official at the lao border, then a month later chonburi officials saw I had crossed far more than 2 times (using random borders, and they knew somehow I was probably paying someone but dont want to have anyone lose face 😆) So they knew for sure my last stamp was real but that I must had to have paid to get it but they didn't know who and didn't want to rock the boat so I told them no worries
I just got a new address in Rayong and tried that office and they gave me new stamp w new address no issue the I got my one year the next month
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John *******
Also remember that these embassies are switching to the evisa system in October. Transitions often lead it initial delays/problems
Tod *********
@Ron *******
BOTH thai consulates in Vietnam you need to book an online appt to get in the gate. There is no walk up service. Phnom Penh is a walk up consulate, no appt required, you apply one morning, and you get the passport back with the visa in it FIVE working days later (NOT counting the day you apply), example, apply monday morning, get your passport back the following monday afternoon
So plan on being in Cambodia a week at the least 🙂
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Ron ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
thx, I just wish they had 0pium in Cambodia, I was going to Laos, (I like to sm°ke and drink p0ppy tea for a week or two a year) but I'm nervous about embassy in virtnenne But Cambodia hooked me up before, five days damn
Tod *********
@Ron *******
watch for the holidays that Sothy posted that Phnom Penh consulate is closed Oct 1st, 2nd and 3rd next week and then again on the 14th 😮 That will mess you up if you don't plan around them
Ron ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
man this is one educated group of peeps 🤣 I'll do whatever I need to for that fckn five year baby 😆
Ron ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
funny I have to be there by 1st or at least out of Thailand so it's two days of drinking and a river ride 😆Reply to
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Dylan *****
With the vietnamese ones you may need an appointment so check that before booking your flights. Wish someone told me that 😅
Ron ********
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ya last time I had to pay someone after second day to setup an acct for me I was locked out and all in thaiReply to
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