Good to know. Thanks. With the SETV, I get 60 days + 30 day extension, leave the country (I’m planning a trip to Nepal anyway), come back on visa exempt and then extend for 30. Does that sound right to you? If so, that could actually work for me.

They exist in France to help French people who don’t speak English because the online visa request website is in English 😉

From your experience, are multi entry visas more difficult to obtain than regular tourist visas? Thanks.

@Brandon ***********

Thanks for the info. I’m thinking perhaps it would be less complicated if I requested a regular tourist visa (60 days) and then got the 30 day extension in loco. In any case, something tells me I should request it as soon as possible.

@Brandon ***********

Hi, I am a legal resident in France and since I have an Italian passport, I am a EU citizen. So I have to request the visa from country I live in, which is France. I’m just worried about the time factor. Apparently, they are quite slow at the Embassy in France, which was surprising to hear to be quite honest. Perhaps I should hire an agency to do this me? Thoughts?

@Av *********

Hi, I live in France and work in Italy. The problem is, apparently, the Thai Embassy in France is not very efficient and the visas do not arrive in time so I’m looking at other options. Thanks

@Brandon ***********

Thanks Brandon

@Steve *******

Thanks Steve