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7 minutes ago, elcaro said:

So walked from that line and to the real immigration. The officer asked what I was doing here and when I was leaving. Then asked to show my ticket out.

They've never asked me to see a ticket out, only the check-in air crew want to see that.

(already been twice this year)

 

You should have stayed a week, it's a fun city.

I usually take Thai Baht, exchange rate is good, no need for Dollars

Put busapp on your smartphone, use the bus to get everywhere, very cheap.

Plenty of hotels and guesthouses (300bht/night and up) around September park (and the airport bus stops there $1 or 20kVND)

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Posted
1 minute ago, BritManToo said:

2. and 3. not required.

They may not be required but they were taken. While the other documents that I provided and were not needed, they gave back.

In my experience it's better take to many documents than to little.

 

1 minute ago, BritManToo said:

They've never asked me to see a ticket out, only the check-in air crew want to see that.

(already been twice this year)

They did ask me. My IO was a young man.

Posted
3 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

They've never asked me to see a ticket out, only the check-in air crew want to see that.

(already been twice this year)

I do look young so maybe they only ask potential backpackers...

Posted
Just now, shadowmaster1971 said:

In point 6 about the wife letter - what is it exactly you need to have written & signed by the wife?

"Dear Sir, please give my husband a VISA so he can visit me for one year"

Written in Thai.

Posted
20 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

"Dear Sir, please give my husband a VISA so he can visit me for one year"

Written in Thai.

Thanks Britman -   Is there a copy on the application form online anywhere for this.

 

 

Note for Aussie passport holders you will need a visa to visit Vietnam which can be partially done online!

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Slightly off topic but for future reference, has anyone who's done a non O marriage multi entry from Australia know if it's mandatory for the invitation letter to be hand written ? Or can it be typed with a hand signed signature ? Cheers

Posted
3 minutes ago, UbonEagle said:

Slightly off topic but for future reference, has anyone who's done a non O marriage multi entry from Australia know if it's mandatory for the invitation letter to be hand written ? Or can it be typed with a hand signed signature ? Cheers

I don't think a handwritten letter is mandatory anywhere. It can be typed in Thai and signed by your wife.

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Posted
1 minute ago, BoBoTheClown said:

How long is the Visa good for? 

A multiple entry non-o visa allows unlimited 90 day entries for a year from the date of issue.

Posted

@ubonjoedid I see you mention in the past a way to get maximum out of the Visa. Was it go out when it nearly expires and it can be extended for 60 days at immigration?

Posted
1 minute ago, elcaro said:

@ubonjoedid I see you mention in the past a way to get maximum out of the Visa. Was it go out when it nearly expires and it can be extended for 60 days at immigration?

Yes you can.

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I know this question is almost impossible to answer but I'll ask anyway. I'm now in HCMC and will be leaving tomorrow. Just wondering how likely they will check I'll have enough funds (20.000thb) at the airport (Don Mueng). I just got my visa multi non-o based on marriage. Passport is pretty empty and I'm from Scandinavia...

 

I just don't like to take out too much dongs with me...

 

Posted
51 minutes ago, ReinDeerMan said:

Just wondering how likely they will check I'll have enough funds (20.000thb) at the airport (Don Mueng).

Not very likely at all. I do not recall any recent reports of them asking for it when a person had a non-o visa to use for entry.

Posted
3 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

Not very likely at all. I do not recall any recent reports of them asking for it when a person had a non-o visa to use for entry.

Thanks ubonjoe...

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