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What is the current process for applying for a Thai visa in Phnom Penh or Vientiane with a clean passport?

May 23, 2019
7 years ago
Brad ********
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Reading the comments here, it seems that Phnom Pehn is a pain even with a clean passport. Does anyone have recent experience of applying via lucky lucky motorcycles with a clean passport (to avoid having to provide flights and speed up the process from 4 to 3 days)? Failing that, any recent updates on Vientiane process? I'm not planning to go till the end of June but like to get my ducks in a row and plan ahead, especially given the new Vientiane appointments that are required. Thanks in advance.
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The poster is seeking advice on the visa application process in Phnom Penh and Vientiane, particularly about using lucky lucky motorcycles to expedite the process for applicants with a clean passport. They are also interested in recent updates regarding appointments required for Vientiane and aim to plan their visa application ahead of their travel in June.
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