You’ll get your e-visa as a PDF file by email.

@Bilal ******

The specific requirements on their site is the same as in the general e-visa application, but you could contact them and ask. Open mon - fri 09-17

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These are the general requirements, when you fill in passport nation and current location, the e-visa system directs you to the embassy/consulate that handles our area. Contact them and ask. Where are you by the way?

@Greg **********

Nothing is guaranteed even with a tourist visa, as everything is in the discretion of the IO you’re standing in front of and depends on your previous travel history.

@Mike ********

I think you will be fine with a multiple entries tourist visa now. Just be prepared to show onward and return tickets upon entry if they’ll ask you.

-Professional landborder company, yes that’s a border run with a company that prepares everything for you and make sure you’ll be able to return with them on a new 60 days visa exemption. (Price 3500 -5000 baht)

-Safe airport entry or prescan is a service at the airport where an agent prepare your entry and escort you through the immigration and make sure you’re allowed to enter on a new visa exemption. (Cost 7-8 000).

As said if you don’t have any excessive travel history beyond the 2,5 months my guess is that you’ll be fine with a multiple entries tourist visa for your planned stay now and might just risk to be told to get a proper long stay visa as a DTV if you plan or wish to do further long stay in Thailand.

@Antanas ************

You need your original birth certificate from Lithuania. No impediment to marriage is a certificate proving you’re singel and not still married. Capacity to contract marriage is a certificate proving you fulfill formal requirements for marriage, normally just that you’ve passed 18 years who is the normal age limit. Extract from the register of population is just a formal letter proving you’re a Lithuanian citizen from the population register.

They want your TDAC number. It’s normally mailed to your email address.

@Mike ********

There’s no formal regulation regarding this and the best ting to do is to cover your stay with a visa -don’t know anything about your previous travel history- but even though you’ve already been in Thailand once, your total stay will not exceed a maximised six months multiple entries tourist visa this time. Maybe you’ll get pulled aside and told to get a DTV next time. If you want to be 💯 sure you can use a professional landborder transport company to bounce you out and in to activate the new 60 days or use a safe entry service -so called prescan- with an agent at the airport.

You’ve stayed for 2,5 month already and would like to stay for four months more. Personally I would at least have applied for a six months multiple entries tourist visa through the Thai embassy before I left home. Gives you 60 days each time upon arrival with a potential 30 days local extension within six months. Fee 180-200 USD.