When will Thai E-Visa be available in Cambodia and Malaysia, and what other countries might follow?

September 26, 2024
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Dca *****
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Both in Cambodia and Malaysia will start Thai E-Visa on 08 October 2024

Thanks as always to Tod Daniels for posting about this earlier here!

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TLDR : Answer Summary
Starting from October 8, 2024, Thai E-Visas will be available in both Cambodia and Malaysia. Discussions in the comments reveal that Jakarta will not implement the e-Visa as planned, leading to suggestions for individuals in Thailand to apply in person there. Additionally, questions have arisen regarding the potential for similar e-Visa rollouts in Laos, Indonesia, and Vietnam.
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Bob *******
Are there any indications, Thai embassies in Laos or Indonesia might also change to e-visa in the foreseeable future?
Daniel **********
Someone knows about Vietnam?
Sarah *******
@Daniel *********
hcmc is switching to evisa from October. I think Hanoi also (but not 100% sure on that one)
Tod *********
Jakarta announced they will not roll out eVisa as planned (no new update for when) so I'd say ANYONE in thailand whose thinking to get a DTV, get your act together, and get over to Jakarta to apply (they are NOT a hard core consulate)
Sara ******
@Tod ********
how long does it take for the Embassy in Jakarta to process the visa? Thank you!
Tod *********
@Sara *****
use the search function at the top of the group <- the magnifying glass and type DTV Jakarta.. Read the posts. OR go to the website of the consulate and see what they post for processing time
Willy ******
@Tod ********
will it be harder to get the DTV through E-visa process?
Tod *********
@Willy *****
You go to the country you're going to apply in, you upload your documents, your proof you're IN that country (visa/entry stamp, hotel booking) you apply online you PAY for the visa and then you sit until they approve or deny it 😮 AND

if they deny it you're out the application fee

Some consulates are already stating they will have processing time between 2 and 4 WEEKS once they switch over

it appears like right now you're gonna be camping out in another country thru the whole process
Andi ***********
@Tod ********
Have you heard if Taipei is moving to Evisa?
Tod *********
@Andi **********
I have not hears about taipei (that's another soft touch consulate)
@Ellie ******
of the Thai Visa Advice group said there was no announcement from Laos, Singapore, Myanmar, or Philippine so far 😕
Andi ***********
@Tod ********
Is the Phillipines open to non residents? not heard much on that embassy.
Tod *********
@Andi **********
yep I read reports from foreigners who applied there but don't live there and got them
Willy ******
@Tod ********
ok better get the skates on to Jakarta ASAP!