Thailand visa at the airport

[khmer]

I am Australia but will flying in from Cambodia
Does anyone know if I can get my visa at the airport
And how long I can stay for
Thanks

[Grunter]

You will get a 30 day tourist Visa on arrival, easy as that

[khmer]

Thanks, just what I wanted to hear

[Big Boy]

I don't the details, but what you get will depend upon your nationality. Best to check that you're OK beforehand, else the airline will not carry you if your papers are not in order.

[Dannie Boy]

Australian nationals are one of the many nationalities that qualify for the 30 day visa on arrival.

[khmer]

Thanks for the replys, have hearc before that Aust dont need visa they just stamp us in

[lomuamart]

It's not a visa on arrival it's a visa exempt stamp that is good for 30 days.
Don't ask for the visa on arrival because you'll be led into an office, fill out forms etc etc
Australians are exempt for visas, so 30 days on arrival.

[Chromeman]

People with passport from the following countries gets a visa exemption when they arrive in Thailand, 15 days if by land and 30 days by air (Citizens from U.S., U.K., France, Germany, Italy, Canada and Japan can also get a 30 day if arriving by land):

1. Australia
2. Austria
3. Belgium
4. Bahrain
5. Brunei
6. Canada
7. Czech Republic
8. Denmark
9. Estonia
10. Finland
11. France
12. Germany
13. Greece
14. Hong Kong
15. Hungary
16. Iceland
17. Indonesia
18. Ireland
19. Israel
20. Italy
21. Japan
22. Kuwait
23. Liechtenstein
24. Luxembourg
25. Laos
26. Macau
27. Malaysia
28. Monaco
29. Mongolia
30. Netherlands
31. New Zealand
32. Norway
33. Oman
34. Philippines
35. Poland
36. Portugal
37. Qatar
38. Russia
39. Singapore
40. Slovakia
41. Slovenia
42. Spain
43. South Africa
44. Sweden
45. Switzerland
46. Turkey
47. United Arab Emirates
48. United Kingdom
49. United States
50. Vietnam

Source: Wikipedia

[HHTel]

I understand that the 30 day 'visa exempt' also applies to land borders as well as airports. Changed a few months ago I believe.

[Chromeman]

I understand that the 30 day 'visa exempt' also applies to land borders as well as airports. Changed a few months ago I believe.

That is only for G7 countries as I mentioned in the parenthesis above. That was in effect from November 1, 2013.

[HHTel]

Sorry, Chromeman. That will teach me to read the whole paragraph before I reply....

[Chromeman]

[khmer]

Great info, thanks