I was wondering what was the difference between Thai E-Visa and Thailand pass registration.
I know it might sound dumb but I'm not good at filling paperwork
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The Thai E-Visa and Thailand Pass serve different purposes and both are required for entry into Thailand. The E-Visa is for obtaining a visa before travel, while the Thailand Pass is a registration portal that generates a QR code related to your vaccination status, insurance, and travel details. Everyone, including Thai citizens, needs the Thailand Pass, which replaced the earlier Certificate of Entry (COE).
sorry, just saw your questions. I don't remember exactly, believe it was $800 US, but they have an instruction sheet that tells you exactly. That's for the eVisa.
I'm at the aitport in HCM waiting on my delayed Vietnam Air flight to Bkk. Got a 60 day TR visa at the embassy in Hanoi, walk in service, had the visa in 3 days. Did Thai Pass on my phone had that in 3 days
It was easy, the girl at the embassy told me exactly what i needed, even sent me an email letting me know the pic of my bank balance needed to show my name on the account. Emailed that to her. 2 days later she let me know my passport was ready to pick up. Good luck
No difference, they are completely unrelated. eVisa is for applying for visas. Thailand Pass is an application portal that produces a QR code related to your flights, insurance, quarantine package and vaccination status.
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