@Uy **************

- So over the last 6 months, each embassy has been moving to the online system. Cambodia switched back in October. Taiwan, which is where this YouTuber went 4 weeks ago, switched over last week. As of the new year, all Thai embassies have switched to evisa. You still have to be present in that country to apply via the embassy, but you no longer have to show up in person (several do still require you to pay in person though).

@Andreas ********

- I doubt that will be the case. Everything so far states that you need to supply updated paperwork that you used to apply.

@Andreas ********

- Not sure they require it to be in a Thai bank account.

@Andreas ********

For me, I have all those documents, so not that big of an issue. That being said, I travel in/out of country so much, that I won’t need to extend.

Put it together now and hit submit when you arrive. You will first need to upload your Cambodia entry stamp though

Also, you only count business days (not weekends and holidays), so more like 5 days

What is your nationality?

From the various responses on here, it seems like sponsorship letters only work if they come from your employer.

Yes, evisa is the only option, and application will be routed to the embassy you select (which needs to be the one/country where you are physically present). Unfortunately, each embassy determines their own currency conversion. Unless your bank/money is baht, you must go by their conversion.

Apply via the embassy in Vietnam (depending on where you are in Vietnam, there are two locations- Hanoi and HCMC). Proof of current location is your entry stamp in your passport