Is the 60-day visa for Thailand just a stamp or a sticker?

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Nov 16, 2021

3 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

hello, 

For the 60 days visa, is it just a stamp or a sticker ?

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The discussion revolves around the nature of the 60-day visa for Thailand, specifically whether it is issued as a stamp or sticker in the passport. An additional comment mentions e-visas being emailed, indicating variations based on visa types or countries.

Michael ********

E visa its e mail.

What country you talking about

3 years ago

Ju ****

ORIGINAL POSTER

taking about the TR 60, i'm from France

3 years ago

Michael ********

@Lucas *******

ok not e visa.

3 years ago

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