What should I expect when re-entering Thailand with an LTR evisa for multiple entries?

@Tod ********

I’m a Neanderthal. I laminate a lot of stuff to prevent it from getting torn up in my backpack while traveling🤣

@Mike **********

Show them the visa in your passport or your printed e-visa. And don't say LTR, say BOI, they'll let you in. Sometimes they call over someone to ask though.

@Mike **********

there is a list posted on the wall at the entrance to the FastTrack that indicates who can enter. It clearly says LTR visa holders are welcome. I’ve used it many times with no issues.

@Brian *********

I agree came in two weeks ago and the ltr visa was mentioned ! But some of the , mostly girls, who check if you are allowed are sometimes not really well informed. Just ask for a higher up official

@John *****

I’ve had the same experience. Always gets sorted quickly though.

@Graham ********

I'm not sure about family. I've tried it with friends traveling together with boarding passes showing sitting together but always been denied. But they've all been Thai so they go to the Thai passport control which is quite fast and then I go through Fast Track and we meet on the other side.

@Tod ********

Ah, that sucks. They always scan my re-entry permit when leaving, so the OP may wish to show the eVisa when exiting Thailand. Immigration are generally getting better at knowing how to process LTR entries/exits, but In my experience they consult a superior at least half of the time.

@Nick *******

the o/p has to show the eVisa PDF when entering the country there's no way around that..

@Tod ********

understood - just making a point that they might want to show it when exiting as well.

@Mikhail ********

you can actually apply for the LTR thru the eVisa website at the thai consulate in your country without any problem OTHER than all you get is a PDF for the visa for the next 10 years

OR

You can apply right thru the LTR/BOI website

@Tod ********

You can apply for the LTR Visa only through the official LTR Visa program website. Once approved, you can schedule an appointment for LTR Visa issuance either at the Royal Thai Embassies or Royal Thai Consulate Generals overseas, or at the One Stop Service for Visa and Work Permit Center in Bangkok.

In your screenshot, it shows an application for an e-visa. However, they will request notification of approval, which can only be received through the LTR program website. In other words, there are two steps: Application Submission (via the LTR Visa site) and Visa Issuance (which can be done via e-visa if available in this country).

@Mikhail ********

Understood! Luckily I got my LTR visa in Bangkok.