Happy Guy 13

[Happy Guy 13]

Can my 24 year old Chinese national (has a Chinese Passport) girlfriend get a 2 month visitors visa with a possible 30 day extension instead of the Visa on Arrival for 15 days? We're flying in from the US.

[ubonjoe]

She could apply for a single entry tourist visa at the Thai embassy or one of the consulates in the US if she has residency or a valid visa for the US.

Requirements are here on the embassy website. http://thaiembdc.org/consular-services/tourist-visas/category-tr/

 

[OneMoreFarang]

Just ask in the next Thai consulate wherever you are.

Then you have a real answer and not just an idea what other people think is the answer...

 

[ubonjoe]

27 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Then you have a real answer and not just an idea what other people think is the answer...

I don't think up the answers. You should note I posted official info from a embassy website.

[Mavideol]

1 hour ago, ubonjoe said:

She could apply for a single entry tourist visa at the Thai embassy or one of the consulates in the US if she has residency or a valid visa for the US.

Requirements are here on the embassy website. http://thaiembdc.org/consular-services/tourist-visas/category-tr/

 

joe is correct, the embassy in the USA will issue 90 days stay if you pay for it, been there, done that as I was in same situation with my Chinese wife

[OneMoreFarang]

2 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

2 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Then you have a real answer and not just an idea what other people think is the answer...

I don't think up the answers. You should note I posted official info from a embassy website.

My answer was not an answer to your answer. I started typing before your answer was published.

A authoritative link, like you posted one, is obviously helpful.

 

But I saw often enough "information" from lots of people who think it's like this or like that or at least it used to be like that years ago. And then I think: Why not just ask the embassy...