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Is the 60-day visa stamp still available for entry into Thailand?
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The 60-day visa stamp is still available for entry into Thailand, but its availability may depend on the traveler's nationality and specific circumstances. Most recent comments confirm that travelers from certain countries can still receive the 60-day stamp upon arrival, and there have been no recent changes to this policy since July 15, 2024.
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Miroslav **********
Yes it is and I hope thai government never chamge it.
Amy *******
Yes
Ernst *********
Yes
Kevin ************
UK still 60 days I'm over there for 3 months 60 days + 30days hope still available allready booked & paid for.Start December to end Feb
Winston ********
Yes I got here
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/25 and they gave me a 60 visaณิชาภรณ์ ********
Yes
Harry ********
Yes
Martin ********
So I can enter for 60 days in May. Leave after 60 days then use the 60 days in September. Leave again after 60 days then re-enter in April 2026 for 60 days? Will that be that you discretion of the immigration officer?
Harry ********
You must leave on the 60th day not after
Graham ******
@Harry *******
Leave after the 59th night because day 1 is the arrival dayMartin ********
@Harry *******
yes I know. That wasntthf question. Thanks anyway👍Reply to
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That would be ok as long as they don't change it from 60 daysGraham ******
@Martin *******
All entries are at the discretion of the Immigration OfficerMark *******
Not entirely,as they have to follow rules!
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Phil ******
@Darren *******
yes if your passport is included in the 93 countries listWillem ****
No visa changes since 15 july 2024..all same same
Pat ******
Depends when did they stamp your passport 😊
Marco *******
Yes, depending on your nationality.
Guðni ***********
yes
Stuart *********
Yes
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