@Henry ********

no, he won't get an "application denied 7 days to leave" stamp, because Immigration won't even allow him to apply

@Anthony ***************

rather based on your citizenship but your name also reveals that you are not eligible for a visa-on-arrival 😇

@John ***********

don't need to wonder 🙂 matey. A tourist visa that has already been issued will pop up on the computer after the passport scan

@Lyndon ***********

this is not possible. Immigration at the airport will see on the central computer that she has been issued a tourist visa, and they will insist she gets stamped in on it. She cannot just ask for a visa-exempt entry when she already holds a valid visa

@Rosanna ****

you cannot apply for a 60-days tourist visa inside Thailand

he might need a financial proof for the application to the 90 days Non-Imm-O visa, not only for the application to the extension. I can't open the website of the Thai Embassy in The Hague to check, though

@Rossano **************

ah, okay. You won't meet any problems entering visa-exempt and can extend the first 30 days with another 30 days for 1900.- THB

@Rossano **************

if your plan consists of entering again on a 30 days visa-exempt entry, then this would be you second consecutive visa-exempt entry.

You could be grilled by Immigration upon entry, for the actual purpose of your visits.

So you better be prepared to show, have the three proofs:

**** proof of 20.000.- THB in CASH. Can be in another currency, though

**** proof of accommodation of the next 3-4 nights in Thailand

**** proof of onward travel OUT of Thailand within the 30 days you will get stamped in

@Rossano **************

applying for a 60-days Tourist Visa at the Thai Embassy in Vientiane, is the best option. You need an appointment, though, and the processing period can be up to 3-4 working days. NOTE: In Vietnam or Malaysia the requirements for an application to a 60-days Tourist Visa are much stricter and more complicated than in Vientiane

not possible