Hello friend I need help urgent ,we just arrived Bangkok ,my husban is from MEXICO he has his permenant resident for USA, I thought that was his Visa that he needed to enter Thailand,they are sending us back to Hong Kong ,what can we do
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A user urgently seeks help after their husband, a Mexican citizen with a U.S. permanent residency, was denied entry into Thailand. Comments suggest that he requires a visa due to his nationality, as being a U.S. permanent resident does not exempt him from needing a visa to enter Thailand. It is recommended that they go to the Thai consulate in Hong Kong to apply for the necessary visa, and they discuss concerns about whether previous entry denial will affect re-entry. Other participants emphasize the importance of clarifying visa requirements and obtaining proper documentation before travel.
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Get a visa from the Thai embassy/consulate in Hong Kong. No problem.
he wasn't even stamped IN to thailand, they just plain and simple denied him entry to the country. He'll be fine comin' into the country on a valid visa.
Thank you I’m just a little consern since they took pictures of him in immigration in Thailand ? Don’t know honestly if they will allow him back,but I guess the fault was on both of us , The airline & Us
Get your extra passport/ application photos taken today, so you're ready for tomorrow. Remember to dress nicely and smile tomorrow during the application process. You don't have to, but it can help alot. Good luck.
This actually works for Taiwan! If u hold usa visa they u can apply for something that allows u to use ur usa visa to enter Taiwan. My husband is thai and he did this. But this is the only country I know that does this.
Unfortunately, just because your husband holds permanent residence status in the US if he tried to enter thailand on his mexican passport without a visa he'd be denied entry.
He needs to BUY a visa from a thai consulate BEFORE comin' here. If you're being sent back to Hong Kong, go to the thai consulate there and get a visa
, whether he holds a valid green card or not is totally irrelevant :/
If he doesn't hold a US passport and he tries to enter thailand on his Mexican one he'd be denied entry because mexican nationals need a visa before they come here.
They can't get a visa exempt entry and they can't buy a visa on arrival.
He may be on the old green card, the new card is valid for 10 years, the old one may have expired or have less than 6 months validity on it. I only know this as my friend in New York had similar issues when travelling to Asia, he had 4 months on his green card and this was only last year.
If your husband is a Mexican citizens but he have permenant resident In U.S.A so they should let you in Thailand but if your husband U.S.A resident is expired then they will send you back ask them reason.
Tom Smith well the Hong Kong Airlines in Los Angeles let us arrived all the way to Thailandia once we where here they toll us he was not able to enter the country , so they send us back to Hong Kong