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What Visa Can I Apply for To Stay Longer Than 30 Days in Thailand Without Visiting an Embassy?
Feb 27, 2020
6 years ago
Steve **********
ORIGINAL POSTERI am wanting to stay in thailand longer than the 30 days,is there a visa I can apply for that allows me to stay longer without going to the embassy near the expiry of the 30 days. I am from Australia carrying a NZ passport. I leave for Thailand in 30days time.Thanks in advance for any info
TLDR : Answer Summary
An Australian citizen with a New Zealand passport looking to stay in Thailand longer than 30 days can consider applying for a tourist visa. A single-entry tourist visa allows for a 60-day stay, which can be extended for an additional 30 days at an immigration office in Thailand. Alternatively, one could obtain a multiple-entry tourist visa before traveling. It's also advised to contact your nearest Thai embassy for specific guidance.
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Steve **********
ORIGINAL POSTERexcuse the typo
Paul ********
I have a NZ passport and came here from OZ, i went to the Thai embassy in Perth and got a 60 day tourist visa which was extended here in Thailand for another 30 day's. You can apply online but i preferred to go in person, it took a week and about $100 aud.
Best call your nearest Thai embassy.
Best call your nearest Thai embassy.
Benjamin ******
You can apply for a tourist visa from Perth online? I checked their website (I think it's their website), and they say they don't accept electronic applications, per
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It's $55 AUD for the tourist visa, per
How did you file for it online?
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It's $55 AUD for the tourist visa, per
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/ThaiConsulatePerth_VisaApplicationForm.pdf How did you file for it online?
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Robert *******
20 years is the longest period with a visa
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James ********
Just how long are you wanting to stay in Thailand?
Emily ********
Or single entry is 60 days and then can extend for 30 days at the immigration office
John ********
I think you have to be an Australian citizen to apply in Australia. A more knowledgeable person will confirm.
Steve **********
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you Emily, I will call them today
Steve **********
ORIGINAL POSTERthanks, where do I apply?
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Emily ********
Tourist visa multiple entry
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