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Technically, proof of accommodation and a return flight are required for exempt entry. Without them, an officer has the discretion to deny entry. Having a actual applied for visa like a TR visa will be scrutinized less than attempting to enter with exempt entry, also your Thailand travel history may come into play as well. That said, many people enter without any issues. In Thailand, proposals often surface publicly long before they become official and can go through numerous changes in the process. Sometimes these changes happen quickly, other times slowly, or the proposals may simply fade away and never materialize.

Nothing is final, and this is based on information discussed an provided on these pages: May 28, 2024 - The Public Relations Department May 28, 2024 - Office of the Fiscal Policy May 28, 2024 - Economic Planning Department May 28, 2024 - Thailand DWR May 30, 2024 - Ministry of Foreign Affairs May 31, 2024 - Thai Government Public Relations Department June 20, 2024 - Department of Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Aug 24, 2024 - Ministry of Foreign Affairs If you're traveling soon, there's no need to worry. It appears to be delayed yet again, and implementing something like this will take time. There will be plenty of information available, and it will also be communicated through the IATA Timatic system otherwise airlines will have trouble following any new requirements (very similar to how the Thailand Pass system was rolled out across airlines). But also note that most of the mentioned requirements you quoted are already required to enter Thailand in many cases. We created that website because we frequently receive inquiries about the ETA. Having a single point of reference makes it easier for everyone to stay informed on the topic, reducing the need for people to repeatedly contact our team for updates. If an official government-operated page existed for this topic, we would have linked to it. However, as of now, the information available is limited to a collection of meetings and proposals. Unfortunately, the topic is also surrounded by scaremongering and news articles that often lack the helpful clarity needed.

We actually run said website to keep individuals informed. Also .in.th is not a indian website, the .th TLD is owned, and operated by Thailand. You may be confused because of the .in.th SLD but this is a commonly used for Individuals, companies or organizations in Thailand. As for the current situation with the ETA we are still waiting for updates. Once we have more info the website will be updated, and those who have subscribed for updates will be notified accordingly.

Just be honest with people, also why is it even necessary to tell people your political beliefs. People care a lot less than you think.

This is actually a very conservative estimate. The groups we manage, combined with the number of inquiries we receive, far surpass those figures, and that's only according to our internal metrics. Also we ran a poll about a week ago, and almost more people answered saying they were on Destination Thailand Visas than Tourist visas.

Sorry the price was wrong. Usually from ฿2,000 to ฿3,500 for most cases at the moment, there may be a additional ฿500 charge if you are not already a client, but only if you have a long history We have a instant request link here, and you can pay online with credit card, prompt pay, or paypal. The ETA system looks a lot like how the Thailand Pass worked. It’ll be required to board, but you’ll apply for it through the Thai eVisa website. Right now, it seems that only those wishing to get a visa exempt stamp on arrival will need to apply, with approvals expected within 24 hours. That said, there’s still a lot we don’t know. It might end up being super simple... just upload your passport and get approval in a day. But it could also be more of a hassle, with delays and extra documents needed.

Our fast-track, and prescreening services vary based on the clients visa history. Usually from ฿2,000 to ฿8,000. You can quickly contact us via LINE, and our team would happily provide a quote for anyones specific situation. We also offer a similar service for those who need a border bounce, and may be concerned.

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The current information about the visa is a bit unclear and speculative. We're doing our best to keep track and provide updates as they come. Currently, there are two main theories on how the visa will work: Theory 1: You get a 5-year visa that allows unlimited re-entries during this period. Each entry grants a 180-day stamp, which can be extended for another 180 days. Theory 2: You get a 5-year visa that starts upon your first entry. It's only valid for 180 days after this initial entry, with the possibility of a one-time extension for another 180 days. You cannot apply for this visa again until the original 5-year period passes or the visa is canceled. Every re-entry would not change the original duration of the visa stamp. Our advice is to avoid making any plans related to the DTV until the details are fully finalized, which should be within this month.

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If the payment processor is based in Thailand they require 3D Secure (3DS) supported credit cards. You can ask your card provider if they support this type of online/OTP verification. It's common for US cards to not support this security feature, and it is one of the core reasons why Americans have issues when trying to make payments for Thailand based online services.

We would be happy to help, and we are located in Bangkok. You can see our reviews here: Google / Facebook Reviews Also you can view our office location here: Google Maps Location If you need any assistance, or a fast quote we offer 24/7 support via @LINE: @ThaiVisaCentre

You can always contact my team via line: https://tvc.in.th/line Or me via email: [email protected] Map / Reviews: https://tvc.in.th/map We have assisted with many Elite, and LTR cases.

Looking forward to the followup. We offer a similar service but we also pickup your documents from your residence, and drop them off when completed. Our fee is about 1,100 THB more expensive than the DIY option (3,500 THB including all fees).

As mentioned this would be a way to test the network. We are not advertising anything, as we actually lose money on every sale with that promotion code (you can confirm this by contacting DTAC about wholesale price for SIM cards, and you would see that you are getting a better rate than even that). It was merely a $5 suggestion on how you can easily test another network without going to a shop or signing up for a contract or monthly plan. This may help someone else which is in another province having similar issues as yourself. We did not know your past experience with DTAC, and wanted to correct our original post.