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What are the current rules for Visa on Arrival in Thailand for Greek passport holders?

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Jun 18, 2025

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Tony ***********

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So what acceptable as far as visa on arrival goes. 

I just lost my tkt to Thailand because trying to get there with a visa meant I needed to buy 175 euro worth of risky visa submission and I could lose the money if not given a visa

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The discussion revolves around the confusion regarding visa requirements for entry into Thailand, particularly for holders of a Greek passport. Users clarify that Greek citizens do not need a visa for short stays (60 days) and can enter Thailand visa-exempt. Concerns were raised about lost tickets and application fees for visas, with an emphasis on understanding which visa type to apply for, especially after warnings from immigration about previous entries. The key takeaway is that Greek passport holders should aim for a tourist visa or understand their eligibility for visa exemption to avoid complications.

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Fra *****

Do not travel , cheaper , and you can explorer your soil

9 hours ago

Porky ******

How long was you planing on staying here???

Longer than 60 days??

If 60 days or less then get online

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to apply for your DTV & once accepted get on a flight.

Just make sure you get the right visa because immigration get tired of stupid people who shouldn’t travel abroad

13 hours ago

Chet *******

Are you kidding me?

16 hours ago

David ************

He states the cost of visa is 175 euros that's the cost of multi entry visa not a single entry..

17 hours ago

Robert *****

Try to clarify your statements. Appreciate it.

17 hours ago

Tony ***********

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@Robert ****

mate I understand.. unfortunately having suffered brain inflammation cfs/fibromyalgia and nearing 70 . I used the wrong words while asking my question. Some of us struggle to get the correct wording out

17 hours ago

Alain ***************

@Tony **********

I’m a stroke survivor myself and struggle with alll kinds of paperwork. I definitely pay a lot more than doing everything myself and in the past managed tourist visas myself but now that it came to a longer term visa i paid an agent for assistance with papers. It’s definitely easier on a real computer instead of an iPhone. Especially the document uploads

13 hours ago

Tony ***********

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@Alain **************

exactly.. it was several days of one attempt after another to try fit and fix photos and documents into the visa application categories , while it kept flagging everything . 3 megapixel photos, when your phones at 3.6…

Unfortunately I’m vacationing in greece not in Thailand with all those visa agents

10 hours ago

Alain ***************

@Tony **********

they helped me back when i was still at home in Switzerland

9 hours ago

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Alain ***************

Jon *****

Why not trying to write in english ?

19 hours ago

Stephen *********

Why would you risk losing your ticket, for the sake of €175. Unless you’re an undesirable or traveling for none legitimate reasons. I can’t see how you would not be granted a visa. Also, why wouldn’t you book all flight tickets with free refunds or free transfer, if there was a risk of not getting a visa. Doesn’t add up to me

Shaun *******

sounds dodgy mate

Stephen *********

I know. When I did China, I had to book not only flights but hotels, submit an itinerary and pay £200. It took a week to do the visa and I had no guarantee of getting the visa and no refund if I was refused. So I booked everything with free cancellation. I also would have no issue losing the £200. If they said no. It’s their country. Who am I to argue with them 😜

15 hours ago

Shaun *******

@Stephen ********

to right mate

15 hours ago

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Shaun *******

Mi'chael *******

Some of that was an attemptat english