Should I apply for the Thai DTV VISA online or at the embassy in Hanoi?

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Nov 1, 2024

5 days ago

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Hi there, I’m in Hanoi now,Is it better to apply for the DTV VISA online or directly with the embassy?

Assuming I have all the required documents ready. How long can I expect if I apply with the embassy. Thanks!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

An individual in Hanoi is inquiring about the best method to apply for a DTV Visa—whether online or directly at the embassy. The comments indicate that Vietnam has transitioned to e-visa applications, specifically mentioning that Hanoi is currently e-visa only. It is advised to consult the Thai embassy's website for detailed information.

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Ellie *******

You need to check their website.

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5 days ago

Bob **********

Only E visa now

5 days ago

Stephan ***********

Vietnam has changed to e-visa last month.

5 days ago

Tou *****

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@Stephan **********

I should have asked before travelling to Hanoi, i wanted a quick process, how long can it take online ? Where in south east Asia i can apply physically ? Thanks

5 days ago

Mikhail *********

@Tou ****

It should take 5 working days, and you don’t need to wait in Hanoi.

5 days ago

Stephan ***********

@Tou ****

Lao (Vientiane, Savannakhet) and Burma (Yangon) are still walk-in, but you need to make an appointment first. Without appointment you can do it in Indonesia (Jakarta), Taiwan (Taipei) and Philippines (Manila). Hanoi takes about 5 working days (not included the day you apply).

Jakarta seems to be pretty easy, Laos is the cheapest with exactly 10k (in Baht).

5 days ago

Tou *****

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@Stephan **********

thanks a lot for the info, I really appreciate !

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Tou *****

Lloyd ********

I believe Hanoi is e-visa only now

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