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Is visa exemption feasible for a French passport holder landing in Thailand?
Mar 16, 2020
6 years ago
Niels ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi, I've got a flight landing in Thailand on tuesday afternoon. I plan on getting visa exemption, French passport. Does this seem feasible?
I have proof of onward travel, proof of lodging for 14 days, 20K baht, medical certificate from the 14/03 regarding covid-19 and a document I wrote certifying I've only been to France and Thailand in the past 12 months. Thanks in advance.
I have proof of onward travel, proof of lodging for 14 days, 20K baht, medical certificate from the 14/03 regarding covid-19 and a document I wrote certifying I've only been to France and Thailand in the past 12 months. Thanks in advance.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A traveler from France landing in Thailand is inquiring about the feasibility of obtaining a visa exemption upon arrival. They have the necessary documentation, including proof of onward travel, lodging for 14 days, sufficient funds, a medical certificate, and a declaration of travel history. Community comments suggest being prepared with the documentation and caution regarding the validity of the medical certificate.
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Your medical certificate dated
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/2020 might be deemed invalid as most are to be dated 3 days before the flight. Hopefully they won't be too picky about this.Niels ********
ORIGINAL POSTERNo one asked for it and I had no problem, luckily. Thank you I'll try to get it closer to the actual date next time.
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Tod *********
Should be okay, all you can do is be prepared with the 3 proof ofz (which you are) and hope for the best (y)
Robert *******
And in which official statement is that? European people can go back home without problems
Niels ********
ORIGINAL POSTERWent swimmingly, no questions asked, thank you. I got extremely lucky considering the UE borders closed hours after I boarded my flight, though.
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