What are the options for obtaining a 60-day tourist visa for Thailand from Singapore?

@Tod ********

HI Todd I have flown in more than once to PNH on the first Air Asia flight on a Monday, handed in application before midday Monday, and picked up Wednesday afternoon at 3.30pm in time to make the evening flight back to DMK...And duh you are right it's 3 days including the submission day you are right hehehe

@Keith *************

It's two days to get your passport back from most consulate in the area (turn it in one morning pick it up the next day = 2 days)

it's 3 days to get it back from the consulate in phnom penh (turn it in one day pick it up TWO days later =3 days)

Now you're just speculating on the increase of financial requirements and I would imagine you have not one single shred of proof that it will or won't happen. So let's keep the rumor mill turned off for now okay? ;)

It's safe to say there are a LOT of consulates in S/E Asia that are easier to deal with than the one in Phnom Penh. ;)

@Tod ********

actually 2 days I have done it more than once there.... It's only a matter of time before all the regional embassies and consulates will start asking for the $1000 and in my opinion, for good reason with all these back packers coming to Thailand and then running out of money and begging on a street corner. But yes I did forget about the new $1000 requirement ;)

of course you left out the fact that you show 1000 USD in a bank account, proof of onward travel AND that the thai consulate in Phnom Penh takes 3 days to get your passport back to you :O

You can apply with using the online system in Singapore today, wait for approval, fly to Singapore, hand over the documents and pick up the visa next working day.

???? Tourist visa and a fulltime job, does not sound good.

The hard life of a tourist, to busy sightseeing so don't really have time

@Dee ********

why not buy a cheap bus ticket from Bangkok to Siem Reap or something like that for proof of onward travel?

you APPLY first, and if you're approved you take the hard copies of your documentation to the consulate and pay for the visa.

I certainly wouldn't book a ticket until you KNOW if you're gonna get the visa, because there are times when people applied then flew there but didn't get approved right away and ended up waiting there for a few days to get approved BEFORE they could go get the visa from the consulate