Question for people who have brought pets to Thailand from USA. I was wondering what the process was like with airlines + Bangkok airport regarding pet docs. We’ve been planning to bring our two cats (indoor, never go outside) and had read through all the requirements (shots, import permit, health certificate, etc.) but just recently had our process brought to a halt by the vet that we had gone to originally.

We leave in less than two weeks but now the vet is saying they won’t do the health certificate unless we go get another round of shots and then wait 21 days, which is past our departure date and all of our flights + accomodations are non-refundable and already booked.

We have certificates and receipts of their vaccinations for rabies + feline panleukemia from last month but it seems like there’s a chance that even with a new vet we might not be able to get the health certificate in time.

From what I read about most things in thailand, it sounds like certain laws are followed very strictly while others are more loosely followed / can be solved with paying a fee and talking and I was curious what it’s like for pet import. Thanks in advance.

Tonight I fly out Brisbane int’ a/ port with viet jet air - via Ho Chi Minh a/ port en route to suvarnabhumi a/ port. I have all my flight tickets, passport etc but I’m puzzled about forward procedures at H C M a/ port because my baggage is NOT CHECKED THROUGH. Presumably I’ve got to go through passport control before I can collect my bag - to check in again in the same terminal to connect with my forward flight to SUVARNABHUMI - has anyone had this experience - is it a hassle free procedure - I’m a little uptight - having just gone through the “60 day free visa” shammizle, your advise please

Anyone had any experience taking a 12v Sealed small motorcycle battery on a flight? It is new & boxed. I'm going with Vietnam Airlines to London. Checked their website & seems it's ok. As long as it is sealed not wet.

Hello i am from india

Ao in the latest updated visa on arrival or e visa on arrival requirements, one need to have a pssport valid minimum 30days from the date of arrival for a 15 day visa on arrival. I have 4.5months valid and had applied evoa online through vfs global.

But now i am getting asked for confirmation from flight through which i am travelling and my immigration as some countries donot allow their residents holding passport validity less than 6 months to travel abroad. Although no such thing is mentioned in indian immigration .

Can someone please explain whether i can board my flight and apply for visa on arrival there?

Attaching indigo’s exception of voa , vfs faqs and bureau of india immigration requirement.

Please do help . Urgently require some advice,

Good morning, my friend here in Thailand he is on a retirement visa and would like to fly back to the UK for 30 days then come back to Thailand. Does he have to get a re-entry visa so his current retirement visa does not expire? Also he will book a return ticket, but i am wondering on his return back to Thailand would they allow him to fly without a return back to the UK?

Hello,

In 2015, during my first and only visit to Thailand, I stayed for only 4 days, as proven by the entry and exit stamps on my old passport (picture). However, when I recently tried to fly to Thailand again, I was denied a boarding pass due to being wrongly blacklisted for overstaying.

I have already contacted Immigration Belaru Thailand via email, but I haven't received any response after two weeks. Any advice or assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

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Update: It seems that I was not blacklisted after all. There were some other people with similar names to mine, and that was the reason for the mix-up. The airline made a mistake by not letting me fly. I have contacted them for an explanation, let's see how they respond.

Hey Guys I’m coming from the US at the end of the month to Phuket fitness street . I have a 1 way ticket I plan to stay at least 2 months . What do I need ” to do and say” At immigration upon arrival . I am trying to eliminate having to immediately purchase a return ticket .

Any suggestions advise

Much appreciated

Thanks in advance

Coming into Thailand from the UK on the 45 day waiver and heading into Laos for a few weeks before the 45 days is up then back to Thailand for the remainder on a new entry. 3 months away in total. Have return tickets to UK but for February, is this OK for entry at immigration? Thanks in advance.

I've done some research and would love if someone could confirm my understanding. I want to travel to Thailand from Vietnam on an American passport. I see that I have the option of visa exempt entry if I have a return flight booked, 75 days after entry, probably back to Vietnam. So that means I don't have to apply for a visa online, I just have to arrive in Thailand with the flight information and my passport. Then I can go to a Thai embassy to apply for a 30 day extension. Do I have this right?

Hi guys, my ex wife and our daughter will spend 1 day in Thailand on July 1(long stopover). Their flight leaves Bussels on June 30 (8pm), but when they arrive in BKK it will be July 1 (2pm). So the big question is: will they require a Thailand Pass or not?