Anyone been to the Thai Consulate in Hong Kong to get their Thai visa? Was it an ok experience compared to other countries? I think I'm only getting a 2 month Tourist visa this time (while I make up mind mind on longer term visas). By the way I'm Australian, so I'd love to hear an Aussie's perspective if possible, but not necessary.
Cheers in advance
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The post inquires about experiences obtaining a Thai visa at the Thai Consulate in Hong Kong, specifically for Australians. Some users recommend ensuring all required documentation is prepared, noting that a Hong Kong ID is not necessary. Alternatives for longer stays, such as considering a METV from Australia, are also suggested.
That’s interesting. I never thought of a METV as I don’t hear much about them. I’ve always gotten a 2 monther and extended. Plus I got a volunteer visa and work permit (though I’m not at that company anymore).
I was thinking of doing a Self defence visa after the 2 monther and extension expire.
Hong Kong is fine provided you have all the required documents. I used them frequently in the past. Note: HKID card is not required, although it is mentioned on their website, just show them your arrival card is fine. Good luck!
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