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Hi all can anyone help please staying. February 15th back home on the March 17th is it 30days or will I need a visa thanks all
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https://www.thailand-business-news.com/ ... to-45-days

Effective 1 October 2022 to 31 March 2023. I would expect it to be extended beyond that.

List of eligible countries at the link.
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den123 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 05, 2022 1:16 am Hi all can anyone help please staying. February 15th back home on the March 17th is it 30days or will I need a visa thanks all
See above. :cheers:
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PeteC wrote: ↑Wed Oct 05, 2022 1:45 am
den123 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 05, 2022 1:16 am Hi all can anyone help please staying. February 15th back home on the March 17th is it 30days or will I need a visa thanks all
See above. :cheers:
I can confirm that I arrived on the 2nd October and was given 45 days.
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Thank you mate
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Afternoon all, as I have mentioned in previous post, heading to HH in January, emailed embassy in sydney asking do I need to obtain a TR visa for my 42 day stay, reply back clear as mud? One line stated now 45 day allowed no visa required? Then stated must do online send passport etc? So can I arrive with no visa at all? If so what do I need to produce on arrival in BK? Costs?. Many thanks
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maccastime wrote: ↑Sun Oct 30, 2022 8:09 am Afternoon all, as I have mentioned in previous post, heading to HH in January, emailed embassy in sydney asking do I need to obtain a TR visa for my 42 day stay, reply back clear as mud? One line stated now 45 day allowed no visa required? Then stated must do online send passport etc? So can I arrive with no visa at all? If so what do I need to produce on arrival in BK? Costs?. Many thanks
It must be on a different thread, but this has been covered already - I arrived on the 2nd October and was granted a 45 day stay - you just hand over your passport and get the 45 day stamp, nothing else asked for.
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Agreed. My daughter arrived on the 1st October (the day it started) and was cleared for 45 days.
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Wow great news , won’t need passport pic visa fee $60 etc etc. fantastic. Not sure why the Thai embassy didn’t advise me of this? Probably needed my $$. Thank you both for the info
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