Will I have trouble getting a tourist visa for Thailand after spending 60 days there?

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Mar 4, 2024

8 months ago

Pip ****

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Hello 🙂 

I am currently in Cambodia after spending 60 days in Thailand on a visa exemption and then a 30 day extension. Planning to go back to Thailand but will be heading to the embassy today to apply for a tourist visa. Do you think because I’ve spent 60 days already there that I might have trouble getting approved for a tourist visa? Also, the documentation needed to apply for one aka proof of funds and flight out of Thailand. Does that need to be printed off and handed in with my application or can it be shown on my phone? Just needing to know if I need to find a printing place here to get it sorted. 

Thank you kindly 🙏🏾

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking guidance on applying for a Thailand tourist visa after previously staying in the country for 60 days on a visa exemption plus a 30-day extension. They are concerned about potential issues due to their travel history and inquire about the necessary documentation, specifically whether it needs to be printed or can be shown digitally. Responses indicate that it is advisable to print all required documents and that having spent 60 days in Thailand should not hinder their visa approval.

Ellis *******

Do a 3 momth visa in cambodia? That's what I do it's 50dollar the immigration are alot easier and if u think he's in a mood throw him 10 dollar and ur guaranteed

Works for me but I have big tits

8 months ago

Edward ******

i understand if you spend too much money in Thailand, the leadership wants you to help other countries. 555

8 months ago

Keil ******

What is better Thailand or Cambodia? Which one is cheaper? how about the weather? and the people ? What to see in Cambodia ? Its easy to enter to Thailand through Cambodia border or better by plane? thank you

8 months ago

Gerard **************

My 2 cents. Cambodia is cheaper . Easier overall to fly than go by land.

8 months ago

John *********

@Keil *****

Better? Only you can answer that question.

Cheaper? See above.

Weather? See above.

People? See above.

What to see? Cambodia - Angkor Wat

Thailand - The list is too long.

Border crossing or arrive by air? See answer to question 1.

You’re welcome. Happy to help.

8 months ago

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John *********

Jonathan **************************

Just don't enter Thailand using the Poi Pet land border crossing.

They're known for turning people away, including genuine tourists, with valid visas.

8 months ago

Edgar ********

@Jonathan *************************

hi there! Which border do you recommend? Ive only been to laos border and planning to pass if there is difference?

8 months ago

Jonathan **************************

If you're coming from Cambodia to Thailand, use any border crossing that isn't Poi Pet.

That one's the one to avoid.

The Cambodia-Thailand border has plenty of other crossing points.

8 months ago

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Jonathan **************************

Todd *********

You will be fine. Visa can take 3 business days to process in PP. enjoy

8 months ago

Bart **************

Will you be sitting next to the person picking up your visa application for two days showing your phone until they're done? No right? So better print it.

No worries about your travel history, 60 days so far is not (yet) excessive. You'll get a visa.

8 months ago

Christopher ********

You need a reason to visit.

8 months ago

Pip ****

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@Christopher *******

hence tourist visa

8 months ago

Jan **********

the reason would be tourism.

8 months ago