I'm worried about denial entry. I canceled my ED visa after 8 months and now i want to return on a tourist visa. I will do fast track, pay at airport. But they have VIP fast track online. Do you think this is a deal breaker?
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The post discusses concerns about re-entering Thailand after canceling an ED visa. The author plans to return on a tourist visa and is considering using fast track services at the airport. Comments from the community suggest obtaining a tourist visa beforehand may improve entry chances, along with having adequate funds, accommodation proof, and travel plans. There are mixed opinions on the necessity of a visa based on individual circumstances and past experiences.
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Contact the agent in charge of this group. That is your safest choice. This agent is truly helpful and serious.
If you are worried the best thing to do is buy a tourist visa. As others have said make sure you have 20k Baht or equivalent, proof of transport out of Thailand and proof of accommodation.
Andy Oswald ok. But ny country don't need tourist visa for 60 days. Even i have visa they still need to stamp my passport and will see my information so i don't see why i need to apply for it. There is also chance tourist visa get denied for whatever reason.
i have like 10k cash from last time. I have apartment in Phuket rental that ends in 3 months. I hope they think this looks good, i know it doesn't lool like tourist but this apartment is from my last visit. I also own motorbike. And i also plan to do DTV visa or Muay Thai. I hope also they like this. Why wouldn't they like it? I'm longterm person good for thai economy.
, and they MAY want to see proof of where you are staying as well. This should be in your tdac submission anyway, but occasionally they DO want to see proof.