5. Go Vientanne, Laos and get a SETV 60 days + 30 days extension. I think in 6-8 months you will get problems if you come back for 30 day exemptions only.
So if you can get a SETV at your home country + SETV Laos your covered for 6 months already.
Same issue. Went to immigration told the situation. I had to bring copy ID landlord and copy blue book, not sure if the name is correct about last item. Landlord did sent it through Line and got a tm27 so i didnt get fined. I did my part... me happy... immigration happy... everyone happy
My METV was approved and only had to show 5500 euro on my bank. No questions or anything about a 6 months period. I also booked a return ticket BKK- VN in the first 60 days. No travel plan or declaration form or any question asked.
btw can you let me know how it went. How many days you take to arrange the METV before you leave? I wanna get most days out of it but not want to wait till last week.
yes, Dutch embassy website says I have to include a travel plan. On the Thai visa website there is nowhere to add this, ... but I am prepared if they will ask me later and think they do.
1. no, because you didn't apply for an actual visa ever before. Exemption is not a visa.
3. on the actual visa website you don't have to include this in the required docs as far as I know. Was also looking into this last week. But later they will come back with some extra requirements if needed by mail. Had this with a SETV.
I think there is no direct bus to Vientane or Laos border from airport UD. Just cabs... But if you take transport to the center (15 - 25 min/150-200 B or maybe Grab) you have 2 options. Busstation (close to Central SM): direct bus to Vientane. Keep in mind you need a Lao visa in advance. Mini van bus station (next to Central SM): minivan to the border of Laos 55 Baht. From the border you can take a bus or taxi to Vientane.
