@Rūta ********

Good for you but still wrong:).



Cant find the info graphic right now but some countries can not get a visa exempt but only visa on arrival or the other way around and it definitely effects the max days you can spend and what you can do with it after you arrive.

@Rūta ********

I dont think you are aware of the STV process then;). Also Visa on arrival and Visa exempt are two different things. For STV (special tourist visa) the Thai embassy in The Hague now ONLY excepts Thai insurance. I went at the beginning of this year with a normal tourist visa (TV) for which my Dutch insurance was sufficient.

@Rūta ********

I now noticed it only says so for STV so maybe that is the difference. They tend to make it very hard to get a STV. Normal TV, every insurance allowed.

@Marc *******

Thai embassy website in the Netherlands now states you can only have Thai insurance. Of course they do that after I already took care of it with a Dutch company 😭

@Mike ******

guilty

@Garry *****

yeah Im not putting my money on the covid extensions

@Phill *****

hassle free besides the 18k USD ;)

Special Tourist Visa (STV), gives you a total of 270 days though it is a pain to get. Lots of paperwork but maybe if you have the time and ask around for advice.

@Kev ***************************

take your loss, skip the Ghana trip. You should go for months anyway;). Or stay longer in Ghana and figure it out from there. This week is just not making sense right now with all the shit you need for entering Thailand.

@Kev ***************************

I actually think its impossible but other people might know better. My guess is that you need to apply for a Thai Pass from Ghana and that can also take 7 days. Plus you then now need to arrange a 7day quarantine (Ghana is not on the safe list right?). Oeffffff, like I said, Im not an expert but this seems like a whole lot of trouble. Maybe stay longer in Ghana so youll have some time to figure it out?