Looks like the application fee for a multiple-entry tourist visa for Thailand is now USD200? -- as of 16th October? Am I correctly understanding this notice from the Thai consulate in Ho Chi Minh? [https://image.mfa.go.th/mfa/0/hW32787FmF/Visa_info_A-Z/HOM_Announcement_New_consular_services_fees_(2023).pdf](https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fimage.mfa.go.th%2Fmfa%2F0%2FhW32787FmF%2FVisa_info_A-Z%2FHOM_Announcement_New_consular_services_fees_(2023).pdf%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR3FB6_s0qJV_a5lxxXt4cVNHR5YoWIVZZCPumiYvAE-fz_l7gkxPXpvThQ&h=AT3c793Xzmnj4En5NzgRGm_7JHbjDdkp9a_JjTvi1fNpQAd0bLCSXNMFzGuWdiyZ9ESpIsAMmHCYPJxigl1XkJrmsuYfCq9o57Oi6gCgO-SvGVAGj8g9xO56kOtlSyyWjFutEA) ASEAN nationals don't have to pay for single entry -- do they have to pay for multiple-entry?

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Is the application fee for a multiple-entry tourist visa for Thailand now USD200 as of October 16th, 2023?

Visa Fees Multiple-entry Tourist Visa Tourist Visa for Thailand Thai Consulate in Vietnam ASEAN Nationals Visa Rules

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Looks like the application fee for a multiple-entry tourist visa for Thailand is now USD200? -- as of 16th October? Am I correctly understanding this notice from the Thai consulate in Ho Chi Minh?  [[members only])

ASEAN nationals don't have to pay for single entry -- do they have to pay for multiple-entry?

Answer summary

The application fee for a multiple-entry tourist visa to Thailand is now USD200 as of October 16th, 2023, according to a notice from the Thai consulate in Ho Chi Minh City. However, ASEAN nationals do not need to pay for a single-entry visa; it is unclear if they still have to pay for a multiple-entry visa.

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Brandon ************

I'm not sure it matters because you can only apply for a multiple entry tourist visa from your home country or a country you have residency in. So unless you're a resident of Vietnam, the price of this visa in Vietnam doesn't matter.

3 years ago

Daniel **********

@Brandon ***********

VPNs can be used to bypass your "location" if evisas are issued.

3 years ago

Garrett ***********

@Daniel *********

METV can only be issues in the country of your passport or legal residency.

3 years ago

Brandon ************

@Daniel *********

the evisa system doesn't track your location. But you would still need to submit multiple plane tickets as proof of need for multiple entry tourist visa.

And that's still irrelevant to the question the op asked about the price of the METV in Vietnam.

3 years ago