What is the process for obtaining a 60-day visa for Thailand from Cambodia?

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Mar 15, 2018

7 years ago

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Is it possible/what is the process for getting a 60 day visa for Thailand in Cambodia?

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The process for obtaining a 60-day visa (SETV) for Thailand from Cambodia typically involves visiting the Thai consulate in Phnom Penh. The visa takes about three working days to process, where applicants need to submit their paperwork and return two days later for the passport. Necessary documentation includes proof of onward travel, hotel bookings, and financial evidence, which can be found on the consulate's official website. Although some expats have reported positive experiences, others caution that the consulate can be less friendly compared to locations like Vientiane, Laos, which is known for its user-friendly service.

Malcolm ********

I obtained an SETV in PP last year with a U.S. passport and had no problems at all.

7 years ago

Mike ********

Vientiane is very easy and customer friendly. Your Thai partner can get their passport in a couple days really no big deal house book and ID is all

That's needed

7 years ago

Aaron ********

I've heard they are very not-friendly over there many times over the year. Because of that, I wouldn't chance it unless several people chime in now that they've had good experiences there very recently.

7 years ago

Aaron ********

I've heard Phnom Penh is the least friendly consulate over the years for tourist and business visas. Have you heard differently? I did my biz visa in Penang one year, and found them to be quite alright though not necessarily friendly, but overall have always found it quite hospitable in Vientiane. Ideally, all consulates would be equal and we could have alot of fun mixing it up by going to different ones throughout the region annually/ semi-annually depending on the situation.

7 years ago

Tod *********

not friendly where?

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Tod *********

There certainly are far more "user friendly" thai consulates in S/E Asia than the one in Phnom Penh. The thai consulate in Vientiane Lao is the easiest and most user friendly one to use BUT it is also the busiest one too

7 years ago

Missy *******

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Yes, I was wondering about Cambodia. Thank you for your prompt and detailed responses.

7 years ago

Tod *********

Thaiz get into Lao with just their thai i/d but they need a passport to get into cambodia

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Tod *********

@Missy ******

to go with you where?

7 years ago

Missy *******

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Will it be a problem for my thai partner to come with me if he doesn't have a passport?

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Tod *********

The thai consulate in Cambodia takes 3 working days to process a visa. You turn your paperwork in one morning and you go back two days later to pick up your passport.

The website tells you what you need as far as proof of onward travel, proof of hotel booking and proof of finances.

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7 years ago

Missy *******

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Thanks so much

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