Is it possible to obtain a double-entry visa for Thailand while currently abroad?

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Hi everyone. I wonder if its possible to look for dubble entry with a ticket to my home country in August.  I am in Thailand now and will go to Malaysia in a few days and want to look for dubble entry when i go back in one week to Thailand.  Is it possible or can i only look for single entry?  Please dont answer if you dont have any good to say. Thank you!!

Ask Thailand · Answer

The original poster inquires about the possibility of obtaining a double-entry visa for Thailand while currently abroad, specifically after traveling from Thailand to Malaysia. Commenters clarify that there are no longer double-entry tourist visas available; only single-entry and multiple-entry tourist visas exist. They suggest that the best option for the poster is to apply for a single-entry tourist visa at a Thai consulate in Malaysia, which can be extended once in Thailand. The discussion also touches upon requirements and options for individuals under specific age restrictions.

Tod ********* · Answer

OKay this is getting ridiculous. You can go to a thai consulate in Malaysia and get a single entry tourist visa for thailand. That will stamp you in for 60 days when you enter the country and you can extend that for 30 more days at the immigration office for 1900baht.

Check the website of the thai consulate you are going to go to so you can see what they require as far as documentation to get the tourist visa.

You will need to get a tourist visa, extend it for 30 days and then go get another tourist visa to stay until August.

Stan ********** · Answer

It is not advice , it is what I would do . I think your options are limited though .

Stan ********** · Answer

There is a Single and a Multiple . The Multiple you can only get in your home country , there is no such thing as a Double .

Sky *********** · Answer

[mention redacted] your advise to me is that i should do two single visa?  I am 48 and from sweden and on my way to Malaysia.  My financial store is very limit. I was planning to get dubble visa,  but if the dubble is taken away,  what should i look for Then,  with your advise,  Stan Turnbull?

Stan ********** · Answer

[mention redacted] , you need to be 50 or older for retirement .

Without knowing your departure date it is slightly difficult to work out a plan of action for you .

However this is what I would do .

Get a SETV ,this is good for 60 days , you then need to go to your local immigration office for a 30 day extension .

Before this expires you will need to leave Thailand again and get another SETV , you will probably need to get another extension after that as well .

If you need more time you will need to come back here for more advice .

Sky *********** · Answer

I get only confused in the website,  thats why i look here.

Sky *********** · Answer

I am 48 and can not look for retire visa. Annika Almersson

Sky *********** · Answer

Ok i look for single visa even if i have a ticket home in August??? Annika Almersson????

Sky *********** · Answer

What do i need to get this visa,  [mention redacted]?

Sky *********** · Answer

Can i dont get that if i go from other country, like Malaya???

Tod ********* · Answer

there are no double entry tourist visas to thailand anymore. There are single entry tourist visas and a 6 month METV <- multi-entry tourist visa that you get from a thai consulate in your country before you come here.

Is it possible to obtain a double-entry visa for Thailand while currently abroad?

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