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Thailand visa question No. 009/20: Applying for a tourist visa in Vientiane

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Tags: Vientiane

January 14 2020

Applicant: Jack
Subject: Vientiane – Application Tourist Visa

My name is Jack and I live in Muang Yao-Hangchat-Lampang. I want to apply for a tourist visa for 60 days in Vientiene – Laos. I plan to travel to Vientiene by bus. How many days should I allow for this and what is the procedure to get this visa?

I'd love to hear from someone who's done this in the past.

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A TB Immigration Info Brief was also published on January 7, 2020 on this subject.

TB Immigration Info Letter 002/20 – Thai Embassy Vientiane – Visa Application www.thailandblog.nl/dossier/visum-thailand/immigration-infobrief/tb-immigration-info-brief-002-20-thaise-embassy-vientiane-visum-aanplication/

Read all the comments that have appeared on it. Readers can provide you with additional information.

Obtaining a visa itself will already take 2 days. Day of application and day after pick up. You should also take into account that Vientiane has an appointment system. www.Thaivisavientiane.com

So you will have to make an appointment in time.

You can find everything else you need at that link. Just click on VISA type.

Regards,

RonnyLatYa

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