What currency is accepted for the Tourist Visa fee at the Thai Consulate in HCMC and what is the fee amount?

Tourist Visa Thai Consulate Visa Fees HCMC Currency for Visa

Apr 18, 2019

6 years ago

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Friend needs help... Currency or  currencies used for Tourist Visa bought at Thai Con. HCMC is ?  

And how much is the fee?

Thank You

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The Thai consulate in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) only accepts US dollars for the Tourist Visa fees. The fee for a single entry tourist visa is 40 USD.

Jason ***********

USD only.

6 years ago

Joe ***********

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Thank you

6 years ago

Tod *********

The thai consulates in Vietnam ONLY take US dollars for the fees.

40USD for a single entry tourist visa

6 years ago

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