@Kraig *****

at the moment you can use the embassy in Vientiane and the consulate in Savannakhet, for the application to a DTV. If you bring all required documents. Both have not yet taken up the E-visa System. Vientiane needs an appointment, and Savannakhet is walk-in. Why don't you join the DTV Facebook Group? Everything is well explained, and every other day foreign applicants get issued a DTV in Vientiane

@Adam ********

😐. . Thai Immigration??? I guess you meant "Thai Embassy" or "Thai Consulate". The institution where you apply for the DTV E-visa

@Kraig *****

yes you must apply outside of Thailand. However it is not limited to your home country. You can apply on Thai embassies and consulates in many other countries as well. Even when some are now connected to the E-visa system - if you can prove you have entered the specific country, you are allowed to apply

@Kraig *****

this is not an official Thai government website. They ("Thaiembassydotcom") are renowned for printing a lot of rubbish

@Mike ***********

then go get one

don't know for Bangkok, but in Pattaya you can visit F.S. Coinsulting Co. of

@Stefan *******

, they can take care of everything

@Andrew ********

and for the 2000.- THB they will only receive 15 days, doh, uh . . and that's not what Chris Wright will get upon entry. He expects to receive a 60 days stay permit when he arrives WITHOUT a visa

@Andrew ********

only THESE countries will receive a VOA

@Andrew ********

no, it is a simple stamp that says "admitted until" and this stamp is NOT a visa at all. It is a "stay permit" for 60 days. A Thai "visa-on-arrival" must be bought for 2000.- THB inside the airport before entering Thailand, and it's mandatory for 31 countries but NOT for English citizens

@Andrew ********

British citizens don't get a VOA. All they get is a stamp with a 60-days stay permit