We will enter on DTV and the kids on visa exemption 60 days.

Do we need to show proof of flight out the country with Singapore Airlines?

A few questions regarding the DTV. I'm currently stuck in the UK waiting for this thing to come through, which is taking longer than I'd hoped.

1. What happens if I enter Thailand on a standard 60-day stamp-on-arrival while my visa is still pending? Someone (random Facebook comment) claimed that this would invalidate the visa. Is this true? I haven't been able to confirm this.

2. Assuming I could just leave now and enter Thailand on a 60-day stamp, then, if & when the DTV is granted, could I then cross into e.g. Cambodia, print it out, and then enter Thailand with it-- or do you have to be arriving from your country of origin to initialize it?

3. Are they asking for an onward ticket with this visa? It seems unreasonable given that it allows a stay of up to 6 months, but then again, it's bureaucracy, and Thai bureaucracy at that.

4. I've already been asked for additional documents, which I supplied. How many rounds of "additional document requests" can the process go through before it's either granted or denied? They actually responded within 24 hours with this request, which I submitted the same day, but since then it's been stuck on "pending documents".

Thanks.

Hi everyone, a quick question:

Do immigration officers at airports/land borders ask you to show ticket to leave Thailand upon arrival, if you are using DTV?

Thanks.

On a 60 day visa exempt, we will have the funds, onward ticket, but not the hotel booking, will this be a problem?, thanks

Hi, if you have setv, flying from UK (etihad flight), will we need onward ticket. Apologies if asked before.

Hello everybody, I have a Visa-question and wanted to be sure that I don’t need a Visa.

I am a Belgian citizen. In the months of July and August, I am travelling to Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodja. I will be:

- arriving on 9 July 2024 on the airport in Bangkok Suvarnabhumi

- leaving Thailand for Laos on 15 July 2024 (border post Chiangkhong) by private bus

- re-entering Thailand (from Cambodja) on 7 August 2024 (border post Aranyaprathet)

- leaving Thailand on 9 August 2024 (airport Bankgkok) and return to Belgium

So I will be staying 7 days in Thailand and then again 3 days. Do I need a visa for these periods because I don’t have a flight to Laos or an official bus ticket? Do I need to fill in a digital form or take some photos/documents with me to use at the border posts? Or will I get just a stamp in my passport and I can travel?

I hope somebody can answer my questions? Thank you in advance!

Hi! I was approved for a 60 day tourist visa. I’m moving there, but having my son take the entrance exam at the international school when we get there and get all of the paperwork necessary to move him to an education visa. My questions are:

1. If i have a 60 day visa- is it likely the airline will ask for my forward ticket?

2. Is it likely immigration will question us?

3. How easy is it to switch to the education visa while in the country?

Hi all, what do you need to show for visa on arrival? I’m from Uk coming from Phnom Penh. I know in the past they used to ask for return ticket or proof of funds. Tia

If I go to Thailand on a 60-days tourist visa - will I have a problem with the airline if my return ticket is in 6 months? I plan to extend my stay in Thailand up to six month to study and practice some Thai, but not in a school.

Can the airline decline to bring me to Thailand? I will use Eva Air

Thank you all for your comments 😊

Hi all.

When flying into BKK after march31.. is it a problem having a return flight in 60 days....no visa / using 30 day entry and getting 30 day extension later.