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Is it okay to travel to Thailand with a visa that must be used by August 18 if I arrive on that date?
Aug 2, 2024
2 years ago
Billel ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHeyy!
Need some one can help me about the date of the visa !!
Is it ok if i will fly on 17th august and arrive on 18th will be ok with the visa ?
I will be in bangkok on 18th and the visa is writen that visa must be used bye 18th ?
Thank you
Need some one can help me about the date of the visa !!
Is it ok if i will fly on 17th august and arrive on 18th will be ok with the visa ?
I will be in bangkok on 18th and the visa is writen that visa must be used bye 18th ?
Thank you
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquired about the validity of their visa when flying to Thailand, explaining that their visa has to be used by August 18 and asking if arriving on that date would be acceptable. Several comments clarified that as long as the user arrives and is processed through passport control by 11:59 PM on August 18, the visa would still be valid. However, the discussion also touched on the user's Algerian passport status, which does not qualify for visa exemption and was confirmed to be relevant to their current visa situation.
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Kris ********
Without this you get 60 days visa now anyway
Most of the passports ,, I’m assuming your french or 90 countries eligible for this
Most of the passports ,, I’m assuming your french or 90 countries eligible for this
Tor ******
Should be ok as long as you get stamped that day.
Martin *********
You will be fine.
Planet *****
روح قبل 18 اوت
Mani ******
18 Aug night 11:59pm expiry
Mani ******
21 may to 18 Aug 2024
Brian ********
The immigration gives you 60 days anyway ?
Thaimer ******
@Brian *******
not to himGraham ******
@Brian *******
Not to everyoneReply to
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Colin *********
@Andy *********
that's irrelevant, as the OP has already applied for and been granted a VisaAndy **********
@Colin ********
I've just noticed, well according to his Facebook page anyway, he is from Algeria, if that's correct, Algeria isn't on the list, so I'm sure he is very happy that the tourist visa will still be valid, so all is good.Andy **********
@Colin ********
I simply asked if he was from one of the 93 countries that now has the 60 day visa exempt, I don't know his passport nationality, if so that would make his tourist visa "irrelevant" but anyway it seems he has got the answer to his question, so it's all good.Colin *********
@Andy *********
it's not irrelevant that the OP has paid for and was granted a Tourist Visa already. He probably knows by now that if he's on the list of 93 countries, he can visit Visa Exempt next time 👍🙂Andy **********
@Colin ********
is it "irrelevant" that he has got 60 day tourist visa, "IF" he is from a visa exempt country, which in my first comment I didn't have knowledge of passport nationality, because the visa exempt is now 60 days, consulates and embassies are no longer issuing single entry 60 day tourist visas, to visa exempt countries, so that speaks for itself, I would agree that he has checked by now his eligibility, but when I first commented maybe he wasn't aware, that's the whole point of these groups to share knowledge and information, but anyway I understand your point, I'm not here for an argument, this conversation is pointless now, let's just agree to disagree and move on.Reply to
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Andy **********
Thailand recently gave 60 days visa exempt travel to Thailand, have you checked if you're from one of the 93 countries on the list??
Dca *****
@Andy *********
This is for an Algeria (DZA) Passport, so is not eligible for visa exempt and also not eligible for 30 Days Visa on ArrivalReply to
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Marcus **********
This is now completely irrelevant because you get 60 days on entry anyway now. 
Damo ***********
Dca *****
@Marcus *********
This is for an Algeria (DZA) Passport, so is not eligible for visa exempt and also not eligible for 30 Days Visa on ArrivalJohn *******
@Marcus *********
the poster is from Algeria. Do you know if they get visa exempt status?Elías ********
@Marcus *********
Not everybody, I mean, one could assume the OP is a non French person living in France, and that's why he had to get a tourism visa.Reply to
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Maneerat *****
If you arrive in Thailand at 00:00 am is already on 18th August
Paul *******
As long as you arrive on 18th you will be fine
Billel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paul ******
thank youReply to
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Brandon ************
As long as you get through passport control by 11:59pm on August 18th, you can use your visa.
Billel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Brandon ***********
arriving at 16h00 ! Everything fine ?Brandon ************
@Billel *******
yesReply to
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