Is a Thai tourist visa marked with 3 entries considered a multi-entry visa, and do I need to extend it after 60 days?

Post a photo of it with your personal details blanked out?

@Luke *******

Good point. but I think we sussed out that they paid for a single entry tourist visa and seeing as they're not a resident of Indonesia they didn't get a 3 entry tourist visa. ;)

I want to see a tourist visa in 2018 with three entries. Most likely though, it could also be that the OP is misreading the letter "S" as number "3".

and you are doubting they got the visa or do you want to see a tourist visa from bali for another reason?

All worked out. Thank you for the support!

Cheers Luke

Yeah, go for the hotel. Although Bali is a Consulate, and in theory Consulates should have lighter requirements, unfortunately they don't have a website with clear requirements, they are likely to follow Jakarta, and here's what Jakarta currently wants:

5. Evidence of confirmed accommodation in Thailand

- Hotel booking or

- Letter of sponsorship from the host (copy of the host's ID card, or passport and stay permit, proof of accomodation ownership)

-Tourist-visa.html

Thanks Luke. A friend of mine got a visa in Savannakhet with only a lease. I'll go for hotel and annoy my landlady next time :)

Thomas Lindegaard Jensen Bear in mind the advice I provided on the other thread was what the Consulate guy said himself he was requesting at the time (2 years ago). It does not necessarily mean he will not close his eyes when it comes to a house book on a case to case basis, but most other embassies would at minimum request an ID copy of the owner or a sponsor letter etc, apart from the rental contract.These requirements can vary from day to day depending on the mood of a particular staff and they can change as the wind blows, so to avoid any speculation, a simple 7 day booking that is not paid for is a better and safer option. As long as on the application form you obviously complete the same address as the hotel where "you will be staying".

@Thomas *******************

Your lease needs to have a photo copy of the landloards national ID or passport with their signature.

Yeah, that's the problem. I'll try the lease with a hotel booking as backup and post my experience.

you've probably been misinformed. I use my condo lease at 4 or 5 different consulates. never a problem. I believe you will need to have a signed photocopy of the landlord's passport attached.

I'm on my way. I'll post my experience in about a week or so.

David Doyle you don’t need to live or work, or be any type of resident, to obtain a METV in Australia...as one example

David Doyle not always, Australia being one example

Picture with the prices Single Entry, Double Entry and Triple Entry did it for me. Not available for almost 3 years now. Did not even bother to read the rest.

@Robert ******

yeah I understand. I see it says "last updated: 01 August 2018" so I figured it'd be somewhat reliable but I was just wondering about where it say "Letter of Employment" and if that's necessary. First time I've noticed that as part of the requirements for application

a Page with outdated information. As we see often on the www.

@Elisa ******

its not my concern or call. I'm stating imo, why your visa has been marked with 3 entry's. Its between you, the Embassy or consulate and immigration.

Elisa Cohen then i think that could be the mystery solved as to why your visa has been marked 3 entries. I'm guessing its highlighting the fact your living here or at least, spending too much time here on tourist visas and has highlighted the number you have previously.

Very correct answer. Saves me posting.