SETV Vientiane requirements?

[steve0101]

Hi all, I've looked around some recent chatter on this but still could do with some confirmation from any recent experiences. The requirements state that you must provide "evidence of adequate finance". Do you think a Kasikorn bankbook will suffice or does it have to be statements printed off at the bank? It also say you must provide an itinerary to and from Thailand, including hotel booking or a letter from whom you'll be staying with and a signed copy of their ID. Is this second actually enforced? 

 

 

5. Travel itinerary to and from Thailand and accommodation e.g. plane/train/bus ticket, hotel booking, letter from whom you will be staying with and a signed copy of his/her ID

[DrJack54]

Very short thread here , however ubonjoe posts link for appointment.

This is required. 

Also comments re financials.

https://aseannow.com/topic/1266940-setv-in-vientiane/

[steve0101]

6 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Very short thread here , however ubonjoe posts link for appointment.

This is required. 

Also comments re financials.

https://aseannow.com/topic/1266940-setv-in-vientiane/

Hey, Tim, yep, I saw this one earlier. I cant seem to find one that clarifies the acceptable format (printed statements or hard copy of bank book), or one from someone recent being asked to present an itinerary. 

[BritTim]

1 hour ago, steve0101 said:

Hey, Tim, yep, I saw this one earlier. I cant seem to find one that clarifies the acceptable format (printed statements or hard copy of bank book), or one from someone recent being asked to present an itinerary. 

Just the bank book is sufficient. It is strongly recommended that you conform with the requirements specified in https://vientiane.thaiembassy.org/en/page/tourist-visa-2?menu=63bcd875e8b39d00fd0e7513. They will be strictly applied if Vientiane views you as a long stay tourist.

[Pla Simon]

5 hours ago, steve0101 said:

Hi all, I've looked around some recent chatter on this but still could do with some confirmation from any recent experiences. The requirements state that you must provide "evidence of adequate finance". Do you think a Kasikorn bankbook will suffice or does it have to be statements printed off at the bank? It also say you must provide an itinerary to and from Thailand, including hotel booking or a letter from whom you'll be staying with and a signed copy of their ID. Is this second actually enforced? 

 

 

5. Travel itinerary to and from Thailand and accommodation e.g. plane/train/bus ticket, hotel booking, letter from whom you will be staying with and a signed copy of his/her ID

Hi steve0101,

 

I printed off 3 Months statements from UK bank account - dated the day before I applied - editing out sensitive information.

 

No itinerary given, but I did give a signed photocopy of the i.d. and housebook of the owner of the address i stay at.

 

I would imagine a preliminary hotel booking on a website would suffice.

 

Was successful, with extensive history of stay.

 

Vientiene were very friendly.

 

I did post about my experience:-

 

https://aseannow.com/topic/1300206-fly-inout-for-visa-exempt-after-1-year-stay-in-2023/

 

 

[steve0101]

6 hours ago, Pla Simon said:

Hi steve0101,

 

I printed off 3 Months statements from UK bank account - dated the day before I applied - editing out sensitive information.

 

No itinerary given, but I did give a signed photocopy of the i.d. and housebook of the owner of the address i stay at.

 

I would imagine a preliminary hotel booking on a website would suffice.

 

Was successful, with extensive history of stay.

 

Vientiene were very friendly.

 

I did post about my experience:-

 

https://aseannow.com/topic/1300206-fly-inout-for-visa-exempt-after-1-year-stay-in-2023/

 

 

Many thanks, Simon. I will ask my landlord for copies 

[steve0101]

6 hours ago, Pla Simon said:

Hi steve0101,

 

I printed off 3 Months statements from UK bank account - dated the day before I applied - editing out sensitive information.

 

No itinerary given, but I did give a signed photocopy of the i.d. and housebook of the owner of the address i stay at.

 

I would imagine a preliminary hotel booking on a website would suffice.

 

Was successful, with extensive history of stay.

 

Vientiene were very friendly.

 

I did post about my experience:-

 

https://aseannow.com/topic/1300206-fly-inout-for-visa-exempt-after-1-year-stay-in-2023/

 

 

Incidentally, did you return via the border or by air? 

[Pla Simon]

1 hour ago, steve0101 said:

Incidentally, did you return via the border or by air? 

Border

 

Safe journey.