We go from Malaysia by van to Thailand. Is it correct that we need just our passport and our first stay in Thailand to get visa at arrival?
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Travelers from Malaysia to Thailand by van need to present their passports and may require a visa on arrival, but they must also carry cash proof of funds (20,000 baht per person) to meet visa exemption requirements. It’s advisable to have pre-booked accommodation details on hand as well.
It’s 10.000b proof of funds for visa exemption. As a lot of people put bribes in their passports at Sadao border you can be almost sure they will ask you for the cash if you don’t.
If your coming in visa exempt at one of the Southern land borders, be sure to carry cash to the tune of 20,000 baht per person. Any exchanable currency or travellers cheques are acceptable. They may also ask to see some type of pre booked accomodation. They are not particularly user friendly at those crossings.
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