Be aware that Jakarta will change to eVisa system this month.

@Tou ****

Lao (Vientiane, Savannakhet) and Burma (Yangon) are still walk-in, but you need to make an appointment first. Without appointment you can do it in Indonesia (Jakarta), Taiwan (Taipei) and Philippines (Manila). Hanoi takes about 5 working days (not included the day you apply).

Jakarta seems to be pretty easy, Laos is the cheapest with exactly 10k (in Baht).

Vietnam has changed to e-visa last month.

@Wannikea ********

Not really nice... but... 😁

Just show her this... ;-)

Depends on the embassy/consulate...each place/country has its own rules. For some a month is enough, others ask for 3 or 6 months, and there are places where they just want to see the money in the account...even same day transfer is accepted.

@Andrew ******

Nope, multiple entry means "unlimited entries are granted within the validity". So... DTV is a visa with an "integrated multiple (re-)entry permit)", if you want to call it that way... :-)

No, it's a multiple entry visa. You can leave and enter as many times as you want within it's validity.

@Ngoc ****

From inside the country? Without leaving?

Anonymer Teilnehmer Yep, that's what I think. But I have no idea how or what exactly they want to see or if every Embassy accept it.