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How much does a Thailand visa cost for 1 month?

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Nov 27, 2023
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How much thailand visa for 1 month
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The cost of a Thailand visa for one month varies significantly based on nationality and the specific embassy used. Many travelers can enter Thailand visa-free for 30 days, while others may need to pay a fee, which typically ranges from 1,500 to 2,000 baht for a visa or extension. Some commenters noted that for certain nationalities, such as those from the UK, the cost can be quite modest, while others like Pakistani passport holders may face different regulations or potential fees on arrival. For an accurate price and requirements, it's recommended to check the official Thai embassy website relevant to your home country.
Garry ********
Nothing you will get 28 days when you arrive automatically
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Rimsha ********
13k
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Paul *******
Seriously
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Avesh ***********
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Nate ***************************
It’s free upon arrival
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Glen *******
I paid $40 US online for 60 day tourist visa
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Edward ************
if you need to ask here, I doubt you can make an airline booking.
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Mart *******
$3200, email me ill sort you right out fella, girlie bars and all sorts
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David ********
Depends on your nationality
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Muhammad ******
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Entry free for Pakistani Passport
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Muhammad ******
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Really
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Buriram ******
Nothing
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Muhammad ******
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For Pakistani passport
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Lasse **********
First month free, extension 1900
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Muhammad ******
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I have Pakistani passport and I live in Dubai resident visa
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Al ********
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 call the Thai consulate in Dubai … they will help you and get you the correct information ℹ️
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Al ********
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Nigel **************
If you have the right passport you can enter Thailand with no visa FREE for 30 days
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Olivier *********
Extention 30 days 1900 baht!!!
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@Olivier ********
 you can do
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James *******
Never heard of 1 month visa tbh
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Graham ******
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 that's because there isn't one
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Gregor **********
depending on your nationality . . . as long as you not tell us your nationality, we cannot give you a satisfying answer
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Mani ******
Free
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Ian *****
Jeez. Come on, do some web research !?!
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Alastair ********************
Look on the Thai embassy website
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Charlie *****
Nick Thomas-Webster you do know that there are 3,943 mosques in Thailand and over 7.5 million Thai Muslims? Your comment is bottom of the barrel, you should be ashamed!
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Tony ******
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0 Christians in Thai 1 % such a peaceful country lol 😆 😄 😀 the key is tolerance 👌
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Tim **********
Depend on your passport
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Ian **********
Tourist non visa from most countries is free
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Andreas **********
90 days soon i hope
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Rajeev ********
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 is that right?
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Andreas **********
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 debating in the clowns room this week might never see but you never know !!!
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Mathias *******
30 days
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Don ********
Free
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 not for indians
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1900 b
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John **********
Depends on your passport. Some are free others must pay on arrival but most of these are only for 15 days so depending where your from you may be better buying a visa before you travel
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Ananya *******
It should be 1500-2000 baht. I went to do it for my husband at the government center in Pak Kret.
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Tony ********
Check out the Thai web site. Might depend on the country you originate from. Mine was from UK…. Pretty low, modest cost.
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Dirk **************
One month 😂
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Brandon ************
Depends on which Thai embassy you use and what their prices are
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