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How long is a Thai visa on arrival and what is the cost?
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Jan 4, 2025
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Stan ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHow long is a Thai visa on arrival at the airport for..and the cost?
TLDR : Answer Summary
A Thai visa on arrival is available for citizens from 31 countries, allowing entry for 15 days at a cost of 2000 baht. However, travelers from over 90 countries may qualify for a visa exemption, granting them 60 days of stay for free. The requirements and duration depend on the traveler's nationality.
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Richard ***********
Depends on your passport
Ken ********
you wont need one...but your mum might...😁
Giovanni *******
Two mounth
Bernard *****
depends of your passport. which country?
Perry **********
Hi Stan. It surprises me that you would ask this as you have been a member of this group since 2017. Never the less, the Guru,
You can most likely get a free visa exemption for 60 days on arrival, unless you come from a country that is not on the list of over 90 countries that are approved by Thailand for the exemption. Just google "Thai visa exemption" and hopefully find your country on the list. 🙏
@Tod ********
has answered your question.You can most likely get a free visa exemption for 60 days on arrival, unless you come from a country that is not on the list of over 90 countries that are approved by Thailand for the exemption. Just google "Thai visa exemption" and hopefully find your country on the list. 🙏
Tod *********
Are you sure about what you're asking?
A visa on arrival is sold to people from 31 countries for 2000baht at the airport when they arrive. They get stamped in for 15 days
BUT
Are you really asking about a "free stamp" visa exempt entry? Where people from 90+ countries can just show up here and get stamped in free for 60 days?
A visa on arrival is sold to people from 31 countries for 2000baht at the airport when they arrive. They get stamped in for 15 days
BUT
Are you really asking about a "free stamp" visa exempt entry? Where people from 90+ countries can just show up here and get stamped in free for 60 days?
Stan ********
ORIGINAL POSTERWhen my American nephew arrives in Chiang Mai Tuesday
he is entitled to a free visa for 60 days without further documentation beside passport?
Which before it expires can be extended another 30 days?
he is entitled to a free visa for 60 days without further documentation beside passport?
Which before it expires can be extended another 30 days?
Rob *******
@Stan *******
... yes that's correct Stan but it's a visa exempt stamp, not a free visa.Jules ***********
@Stan *******
Yes, correct. He will not receive an actual visa, it will be an entry stamped into his passport and valid for 60 days. Can be extended for a further 30 daysReply to
Jules ***********
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Tod *********
I asked because many people confuse the term "visa on arrival" with a free entry stamp 🙂
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