Questions from immigration Bangkok airport Thailand. Left for Thailand for 5 months with “ Visa exemption “ To be on the safe side bought a ticket with AirAsia from Hatyai to Kuala Lumpur (2000 thb per person) for 55 days after arrival.

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On October 18, 2024, I went to immigration in Samut Prakan to have my tourist visa changed to a Non-Immigrant O visa (double entry). I had a visa support letter that was issued on October 11, 2024. Unfortunately, this was not enough. I had to have the letter legalized at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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Not a question, but a comment regarding the visa question about return tickets. I also keep doubting every time I book a one-way ticket. The last 20 tickets, half were about a one-way ticket and I was asked once to show a return ticket.

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Our experience with a 90-day visa application. We are going to Thailand on January 11 for 83 days. On Monday September 9, we applied for a visa. On September 13, we sent in another question about our finances. and on October 7, we received the visa. Unfortunately, it is only valid until January 4.

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The ETA test period was originally planned to start in December. However, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Monday that the launch date had yet to be determined, as coordination with relevant authorities is still ongoing.

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On request a brief overview of what you need to take into account if you want to enter one of Thailand's neighboring countries. I deliberately keep it limited and more information about the details can be found in the attached link of the country. The most important thing is that since this year some countries have introduced an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization).

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Reporter: Stefaan FYI: Online 90-day notification refused. Yesterday I neatly submitted my 90-day notification online. Today I receive the message that I have to report in person, because I returned in June from a trip abroad with a single entry. In June I did report in person to immigration upon my return. Why they are now refusing my 90-day notification I do not understand. This whole thing is quietly starting to bore me. …

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Travelers planning an upcoming trip to Thailand on a Visa Exemption will first have to complete an additional step. The Thai government is planning a mandatory Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA), which must be obtained prior to travel. This electronic travel authorization (ETA) should improve the screening and tracking of foreigners entering the country.

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Reporter: RonnyLatYa The Thai embassies in Brussels and The Hague have now also supplemented their website with DTV (Destination Thailand Visa) information. It does say on the e-visa site “Please check relevant embassy/consulate's website for specifically required documents” but I do not immediately see any important additional documents that people would request. Although that is still possible of course. https://www.thaievisa.go.th/visa/dtv-visa Thai Embassy The Hague The entire page has been adjusted regarding the type of visa and requirements. Should you…

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As I mentioned earlier, I was at Immigration on July 16 to extend my period of stay on the basis of Thai marriage. After 30 days of Under Consideration, during which I waited for a home visit from Immigration officials, I received a message on August 15 that the extension of my stay had been approved.

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There was a question about staying in Thailand for more than 60 days without a visa and the airline's response. Because I am also going for 85 days in November, I also asked EVA Air this question.

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How is a new visa actually created? I don't know exactly. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issues visas through the embassy. You will then receive a visa sticker in your passport. Is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs the one that determines the conditions or does Immigration of the Interior do it, or do they do it together?

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It is not my habit to report something for which I have no official confirmation, but sometimes you have to make an exception. This is also the case in this case and especially because it was recently reported by 2 readers. Moreover, it is not the first time that such matters have been adjusted without prior notification on the official immigration websites and you usually only find out about this through such reports from readers.

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Requested online Friday 26-7-2024. Opted for a workcation, or working remotely. In addition to the photo and scan passport, the following documents are included.

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In my opinion, the head explains MFA, 60 days with a 30-day extension and then border run. So 1 day outside Thailand and then back to Thailand for another 60 days, which can be extended again and could be repeated indefinitely, depending only on the immigration officer.

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On Tuesday, July 16, I went to Immigration in Chachoengsao to extend my Non-O stay. Stay valid until August 23, but you can submit an application for extension 45 days in advance. It is no longer possible to make an appointment online, just walk in and you are often the only visitor.

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The 60-day Visa exemption for Belgians and Dutch, among others, has finally come into effect. In addition, the one-time 30-day extension and/or 60-day extension for Thai Marriage/Thai Child will be retained.

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According to the latest reports (including Bangkok Post), the new measures such as the 60-day Visa exemption would start from Monday. This provided that it has been published in the Royal Gazette.

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Dear Ronny, in your previous message I read: 'If you are affiliated with the SocMut (Solidaris), that mutuality also covers Thailand via Mutas (3 months per calendar year, which starts on the date of the first medical care).'

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In a response, Ronny says that Solidaris provides coverage in Thailand. I don't think this is the case.

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If you ever receive advice from Immigration to apply for a 1-year visa through an e-Visa at a Thai embassy, ​​just as I ultimately succeeded, I must warn you. It was a time of tension that in my case lasted practically eight weeks; a stressful period!

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To transfer the valid visa stamps from my old to my new passport in Hua Hin, I of course first had to fill out a form. The clerk on duty was more focused on her phone or the computer screen than friendly service to the customer. I'm not used to this office. Probably new recruits from another force, who were not screened for customer friendliness. The job including waiting took an hour and cost 500 baht.

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