Answered3 years ago

Will I receive a 60-day stay in Thailand upon entry in January with my TR multiple entry visa?

TR Multiple Entry Visa Thailand Visa Rules Tourist Visa Visa Duration Immigration

Bob *********

asked Aug 17, 2023

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Hi, i have just received my TR multiple entry visa in the UK. The visa expires on 5th February 2024.  I am travelling to Thailand September to November and again in January. Will i get 60 days again, when i arrive in January, using the same visa please? Thanks in advance.

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With your TR multiple entry visa, you will receive a 60-day stamp every time you enter Thailand before your visa expires, even if you arrive on the expiry date, 5 February 2024. Additionally, each stay can be extended by 30 days at an immigration office.

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Steve *******

Yes

3 years ago

Tony *********

Yes you will

3 years ago

Brandon ************

Every single time you enter Thailand before your visa expires, you'll receive a tourist stamp for 60 days stay in Thailand. Even if you enter on 5 February you'll receive a 60 day stamp.

Each entry is also eligible for a 30 day extension from an immigration office.

The PDF they sent you is your visa. Print it and keep it with you for all of your entries and even keep it with you after that if you need to apply for an extension after the visa expires.

3 years ago

Bob *********

@Brandon ***********

Excellent, many thanks.

3 years ago

Mike *****

@Bob ********

send u pm. Can I ask you something about the METV?

3 years ago

Andy *******

@Brandon ***********

wow, I did not know that, I thought tourist visas were single entry.

3 years ago

Brandon ************

@Andy *********

it depends what you apply for.

The OP has the multiple entry tourist visa which is for 6 months and costs about $200.

Most people get a single entry tourist visa

3 years ago

Kool *******

@Andy *********

I might add you can only get a multi-entry tourist visa, the METV, in your home country, that your passport is issued by, or that you have official residence. You can not get one in any country around Thailand, unless that is your home country.

3 years ago

Andy *******

@Brandon ***********

Gotcha ! Thanks. Missed the "multiple entry part".

3 years ago