Tourist e-visa 60 days expired and extended with 30 days, can we apply for new e-visa

[jumbo]

Tourist e-visa 60 days expired and extended with 30 days, can we apply for new e-visa while in Thailand

Then fly out and return and have it stamped as normal at customs???

 

This is what we read on the web

Attention : From 26 September 2021, 11.00 PM (UTC), it is no longer required for e-Visa applicant to submit his/her passport and original supporting documents in person at the Royal Thai Embassy/Consulate. After the e-Visa application has been approved, a confirmation e-mail will be sent to applicants. It is kindly requested to print a copy of the confirmation e-mail to present to airline and Thai Immigration officials to carry out checks when travelling to Thailand.

 

thanks

 

[ubonjoe]

Some people have applied for a e visa at a embassy or official consulate in their home country while here. But there are some warnings about it on the e visa site and embassy/consulate websites.

Personally I see no big advantage of doing the e visa while here rather than at a nearby embassy or consulate. You would  still have to leave and re-enter the country and the e visa application has requires flights in and out of Thailand that is not required at a nearby embassy or consulate,

[jumbo]

29 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

You would  still have to leave and re-enter the country and the e visa application has requires flights in and out of Thailand that is not required at a nearby embassy or consulate,

Thanks, but this last part is not clear to me... How can I apply for e-visa in a nearby consulate and not leave the country? 

[FritsSikkink]

2 minutes ago, jumbo said:

Thanks, but this last part is not clear to me... How can I apply for e-visa in a nearby consulate and not leave the country? 

You always need to leave the country

[ubonjoe]

57 minutes ago, jumbo said:

Thanks, but this last part is not clear to me... How can I apply for e-visa in a nearby consulate and not leave the country? 

There is no nearby embassy or consulate using the e visa site.

After getting the  a new visa using the e visa site you would have to leave the country to use the visa when you return to Thailand.

[Caldera]

59 minutes ago, jumbo said:

Thanks, but this last part is not clear to me... How can I apply for e-visa in a nearby consulate and not leave the country? 

Thailand hasn't launched the eVisa system in nearby countries yet, so you'd need to apply at a Thai embassy or consulate for a regular visa.

[JayClay]

9 minutes ago, Caldera said:

Thailand hasn't launched the eVisa system in nearby countries yet, so you'd need to apply at a Thai embassy or consulate for a regular visa.

The e-visa can only be applied for by residents of the country in which the service is available.

 

So any nearby country having launched the system or not is irrelevant.

[jumbo]

Well. my Daughter in law is Dutch so could she apply the e-visa here, being in Thailand now,  and then hop in the plane to for example Myanmar and fly back the same day to validate the visa??

[BritTim]

50 minutes ago, jumbo said:

Well. my Daughter in law is Dutch so could she apply the e-visa here, being in Thailand now,  and then hop in the plane to for example Myanmar and fly back the same day to validate the visa??

As @ubonjoe stated, some have successfully done this. However, the official word from the UK embassy is that you can only use the e-visa system as a UK national when physically present in the UK or Ireland. I assume the same would be true for Dutch nationals trying to apply outside The Netherlands. It might well succeed, but you are not supposed to do it.