Hello, everyone. I’ve been thoroughly researching this whole situation, and I still don’t know what’s the best option for me or where I should go to get everything taken care of.
My 60 days will be up in two weeks.
I’m traveling with my dog, and I know I’ll need to go to the vet and get a health certificate to leave the country again, which is already a headache.
I’m worried about not receiving her health certificate on time, and I obviously don’t want to get kicked out of the country. I was given incorrect information, and I wasn’t aware of the timeline.
These are my questions:
1. What happens if her health certificate arrives three weeks late and I’m here for more than 60 days? Will I get kicked out?
2. I have money in the bank, but I don’t want to pay any unnecessary money for this visa process. I’m considering going to Vietnam to apply for the visa and come back. Is this a good place to apply for the visa?
3. If Vietnam is a good place to apply for the visa, what kind of visa should I apply for?
4. How many times will I have to do these visa runs a year?
5. What documents should I bring to apply for my visa? Will I only need a printout of my bank statements, my passport, a printed photo of myself?
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user is concerned about their upcoming visa expiration in Thailand while traveling with their dog, who requires a health certificate to leave the country. They are unsure of the extension process and the timeline for obtaining the required documentation. Key questions include the implications of staying beyond the 60 days, the feasibility of applying for a visa in Vietnam versus Laos, and necessary documents for the visa application. Several commenters provided advice on extending the visa for 30 days at an immigration office, recommended alternatives to Vietnam, and tips for handling pet-related travel requirements.
