I’m a Canadian with an American husband. We’re planning a 2-month stay in Thailand followed by 3 weeks in Vietnam then a return to Thailand for 3 weeks. I think as of Oct 1 we get 45 days on arrival then can easily get a 30-day extension. Is this accurate? Or are we better to get a 60-day visa in North America before leaving for Thailand? Thanks in advance for your advice.
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The traveler plans a two-month stay in Thailand followed by three weeks in Vietnam, with a return to Thailand for three weeks, and is seeking advice on visa options. They refer to the 45-day visa on arrival effective from October 1, which can be extended for an additional 30 days. Responses suggest that both options are viable—either obtaining a visa beforehand for ease or relying on the visa on arrival and subsequently applying for an extension.
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