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What do my husband and I need for our trip to Thailand from March 6th-16th, and can you recommend a private chef and vow renewal options in Rawai?
Thailand travelvisa requirementsRawaiprivate chefsvow renewalexpat advicenationality impact on visas
Jan 23, 2025
a year ago
Tameira ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERHello,
My husband and I are traveling in from March 6th-16th. I just want to triple check on what we need coming in.
Also, we will be staying in Rawai at some point. I was hoping to find any private chef recommendations for my husband and I. We would love to renew our vows as well so any recommendations would be very appreciated. Thank you!
My husband and I are traveling in from March 6th-16th. I just want to triple check on what we need coming in.
Also, we will be staying in Rawai at some point. I was hoping to find any private chef recommendations for my husband and I. We would love to renew our vows as well so any recommendations would be very appreciated. Thank you!
TLDR : Answer Summary
A traveler is seeking confirmation on visa requirements for their trip to Thailand from March 6th-16th. Responses indicate that visa needs depend on nationality, with American travelers generally receiving a 60-day visa exemption. Additionally, the traveler is looking for private chef recommendations in Rawai and suggestions for renewing their vows. Users advised contacting a local marriage celebrant for assistance and suggested posting in local groups for more recommendations.
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at Phuket Marriage celebrant he also lives in Rawai and will have contacts with Chefs (a few do freelance for yachts) ***************************************
Peter ****************
As an American you don't need anything to come in. You get 60 days of stay visa exempt how it's called. The rest you have to find out. Good luck 🙏
Steven *******
For visa advice, always provide your nationality. For renewing your vows, post on the PHUKET (Thailand) GROUPIES group.
Steve *******
It's mainly going to depend on your Nationality as to what you need visa wise, or not as the case maybe, for entry
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