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That's bordering on mental health issues. These people need help - and I'm not joking
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It's the easiest visa in Thailand to get, but every time someone announced they got one, there's messages of congratulations! I don't get it. Can someone please explain?
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Expanding on what Stuart has said, it is possible your airline will ask for proof of an ONWARD journey out of Thailand within 60 days, and might refuse boarding at your point of origin. Best to check with your airline if they enforce this rule
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@Jeremy ********
You'll be surprised how many foreigners will meltdown over this!
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@Rene *******
If you have a visa, you don't need an ETA, which is only for visa-exempt entries. The 300 baht is a tourism tax, retirees are now classed as tourists
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@Jeremy ********
The ETA is most definitely free, but (there's always a but!) the government will use the online ETA application process to introduce the 300 baht tourism tax, which isn't free!
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Just get a card from your bank. It's very handy for a lot of situations
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@Rene *******
The ETA is free, unfortunately all tourists now have to pay a 300 baht tourism tax on entry, so the government is squeezing this payment into the ETA online application process! Good news is they will accept foreign credit cards finally! 👍
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@Graham *****
I'm talking generally. If you have 12x65k international transfers you don't need the 800k lump sum in your bank account when you apply for the 90-day visa and the subsequent 12 month extension