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Getting SETV after 1 year of ED Visa

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Here's my situation, 

 

I entered Thailand on a SETV obtained in Australia in October 2018, left and applied for another in December in HCMC Vietnam. While I was here on that second tourist visa I obtained an ED Visa (went to Vientiane to get that one). That runs out soon (I extended it to the full 12 months), and I'm planning to head to HCMC to apply for another SETV after a few days in Japan. 

 

Does the Thai Visa brains trust foresee any issues? If it helps at all (which it may not) I will be applying in HCMC with a fresh Australian Passport (I've just renewed it and it will likely only have a single exit stamp from Thailand). 

My opinion is that at Saigon you will have passport returned with Void stamp..

Esp after Ed visa. 

I think you will struggle to get another setv. Also as you know you can't obtain one in Japan unless your pp holder.

Your best option from Japan would be to fly KL and use visa exempt entry at border. Or similar other route. 

Others may advise differently. 

If you really want to go Saigon, try flight x Saigon to Pattaya or CNX visa exempt.

9 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

My opinion is that at Saigon you will have passport returned with Void stamp..

Esp after Ed visa. 

I doubt it it happen since he will be using a new passport.

 

56 minutes ago, ItsDave said:

I will be applying in HCMC with a fresh Australian Passport (I've just renewed it and it will likely only have a single exit stamp from Thailand). 

 

OP, ubonjoe as usual points out the informed stuff. I missed fact you will have new passport. Yes that will allow you to obtain SETV at Saigon.

However you still need to fly into Thailand.

Your history is on passport control airports unlike Thai consulates. 

I suggest if you fly into Bangkok airports it would be problematic. Especially previously having an Ed visa. 

If denied entry world of pain fly back to Saigon.

Recently guy with extensive history and 42 day overstay flew into U-tapao.

Bangkok zero chance. 

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1 minute ago, DrJack54 said:

OP, ubonjoe as usual points out the informed stuff. I missed fact you will have new passport. Yes that will allow you to obtain SETV at Saigon.

However you still need to fly into Thailand.

Your history is on passport control airports unlike Thai consulates. 

I suggest if you fly into Bangkok airports it would be problematic. Especially previously having an Ed visa. 

If denied entry world of pain fly back to Saigon.

Recently guy with extensive history and 42 day overstay flew into U-tapao.

Bangkok zero chance. 

Plan is to fly back into Chiang Mai direct.

35 minutes ago, ItsDave said:

Plan is to fly back into Chiang Mai direct.

That is a good airport to fly into.

1 hour ago, ItsDave said:

Plan is to fly back into Chiang Mai direct.

I think Vietjet has that flight. AirAsia had previously but think they don't offer that flight now. 

Fly into CNX good option.

 

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