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Lynnette *******
I don't think they issue visas at border. You'd apply on line for that and takes a few days. You'd be better to enter on the exempt of visa option if passport is from one of the countries on the list. You'd still get 60 days. No visa required and can extend 30 days too.
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Can you apply for visa before you leave? From embassy?
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@Andy ***********
oh dear. I didn't attack you. . How silly. What an angry person you are. 😆
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@Andy ***********
my goodness. So abusive. You write a post about Thailand getting "300baht a pop" and filling their coffers. . . As if it's unique or. It isn't. Several countries already do that.
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@Elisabeth ***********
every entry is 60 days with no visa. But bear in mind it's up to the immigration officer if he's happy you're just a tourist.
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@Andy ***********
and? USA has done that for years. Europe has similar for UK citizens and UK has introduced one too. You're worried about 300 going to Thailand but it's ok for others. If it's too much to pay, look for countries that don't do this.
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Appointment receipt or actual 90 day report confirmation.
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@Elisabeth ***********
it says up to 60 days ON ENTRY. If you leave at any point then you aren't in Thailand, and if come back you've "entered" again. It's a new entry.
Lynnette *******
You can enter Thailand for 60 days with no visa. All clearly stated on Thai embassy page. As yet, there is no E-TA.