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What do I need for a single entry 60-day tourist visa to Thailand?
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Aug 27, 2022
4 years ago
Peter *********
ORIGINAL POSTERAttempting to fill in single entry 60 day tourist visa.Lucky got a friend with I.T knowledge.PLEASE check that passport photo and your photo are less than 3mp..Have to sign and photo declaration .Show proof of living in uk I.e bills. Need to send photo of me holding my passport, wife I.D.They want invitation letter from family as staying in our home bank statement in uk showing 5000 sterling in account . It would be easier to go in on 30 day then pay in IO for extra 30 days
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation discusses the requirements for obtaining a single entry 60-day tourist visa for Thailand, emphasizing the need for specified documents such as passport photos, an invitation letter from family, proof of residency in the UK, and proof of funds. Several comments highlight alternative options, like entering on a visa exemption for a 30-day stay, which can be extended, as well as details about the financial proof required for different visa categories.
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Raymond *********
£5,000 is for MeTV your type is £500
Ken ********
I'm sure Thais coming to the UK have more hoops to jump through to get a visa I know they do to come to Australia
Peter *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Ken *******
pre covid our local consulate in cardiff you had 1 A4 sheet of paper filled in two sides gave passport photos paid your money done in about 30 minutes or less .Now you need to be a photographer and an 3xpert in ITReply to
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Ivan ***********
yes the question about the wife/spouse was strange since I don't have one, and the system would not let me bypass it.
Richard ********
@Ivan **********
so how were you able to answer the questionReply to
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Ken *******
Not true about 5000 sterling I have just done 2 for friends 1 995 in his account other 1400
Peter *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Ken ******
on multi entry which I did in January they wanted to see 200,000 baht roughly £5000 poundsRichie ********
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Lisa ********************
From 1st October, you get 45 day visa exemption on arrival. Which you can further extend , once, as normal.
Keven ****
@Lisa *******************
Still, not official yet. Should mention that it's in the works, and will possibly happen. If it doesn't go through and he uses your advice to book a flight 15 days too late, he will lose a bunch of money.Peter *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Lisa *******************
quite right unfortunately arriving before 1st OctoberKeven ****
@Lisa *******************
Not official yet. Shouldn't be given as official advice.Roger *******
@Lisa *******************
I thought that wasn’t a certainty yet?Brandon ************
@Roger ******
it's not written into law yet, but there's a very high likelihood it'll happenRoger *******
@Brandon ***********
Thanks, yes that’s what I understood.Reply to
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James ********
YES...it will be easier as you state to enter Thailand visa exempt. You will get a 30 day stamp on arrival ...(45 days if arrive October 1, 2022 and after thru March 31, 2023).
That gives you up to 60 or 75 days stay in Thailand.
If you want to stay longer the Thai land borders are Open for quick BORDER RUNS with Laos, Cambodia and Malaysia...(except Myanmar is Closed).
Just make sure you have a ticket departing Thailand within 29 days of your arrival date...as your airline may ask to see it when you check-in for your flight to Thailand.
That gives you up to 60 or 75 days stay in Thailand.
If you want to stay longer the Thai land borders are Open for quick BORDER RUNS with Laos, Cambodia and Malaysia...(except Myanmar is Closed).
Just make sure you have a ticket departing Thailand within 29 days of your arrival date...as your airline may ask to see it when you check-in for your flight to Thailand.
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