If perchance, it was to revert back to 30 days and you are already IN Thailand, on 60 days....no problem. Your passport will have an EXIT date and thats when you need to leave. The date in your passport is what is relevant

Tiger_5555555567- it is ok. If people didnt ask questions there would no no need for this page at all. Yes there is a bit of confusion going on and the more you research the more you may be confused. As of TODAY Aussies are 60 days visa exempt. BUT....that is today and may not be the case in a week or a month . Only way to know for sure is to look at the Thai embassy web site ...and keep checking it- it is ok. If people didnt ask questions there would no no need for this page at all. Yes there is a bit of confusion going on and the more you research the more you may be confused. As of TODAY Aussies are 60 days visa exempt. BUT....that is today and may not be the case in a week or a month . Only way to know for sure is to look at the Thai embassy web site ...and keep checking it

Things must have changed - Approved Hanoi early November one document request and approved in 4 working days

approved earlier this month in Hanoi. Took 4 working days including, a request for further documents.( Put paper work through Sunday night and was approved Thursday afternoon) Had a legitimate Hotel booking and return flight to Thailand indicating stay in Vietnam would be 14 days. As soon as the approval came I rescheduled the flight and cancelled remainder of hotel accommodation and left Vietnam the following day.

Thank you so much this is very very helpful

Anonymous participant 196 I have seen other people taking a photo showing the time/date on their laptop at the same time. They hold the passport up to the lap top

asking for 6 months of statements but the web site says 3?

Anonymous participant what further documents did they ask for ?