I was actually wanting the 60 day visa, not the stamp.

Phuket

They told me at the US consulate L.A. yesterday leave 30 days to get the evisa approved. I tried to apply within 8 days and didn't make it. They ended asking me for other documents. I used 50k usd coverage from a plan I have from Luma. They might not ask for that after the 1st of next month though.

I'm wanting to do some traveling but thanks.

@Aaron ******

Thanks. For the info

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

Thanks! Doesn't look like they care about checking your flight origin.

Thanks. I'm going to look into it more. Just need to confirm what that PDF I need to present holds on it. If I do need to present it. I don't want to show up from Cambodia with a pdf saying I'm coming from U.S.

@Brett *********

Have you done the evisa before. What do they look at when you come through Immigration? Is there a pdf or something you have to print up? If I did that, I'd get the 6 month multiple entry tourist visa. What the hell do I show them each time I come back? Or is it just digitally associated with your passport number and they see that when scanning it?

I assumed they looked at a paid ticket to Thailand from your home country. I've never done the e-visa. That would be awesome if that worked though.

Yeah. That's how it used to work. But this covid situation has a lot of embassies appointment only as well. So you need to check ahead what each embassy/consulate is doing.