To visit family residing in Thailand (less than 60 days)

[greenblue14]

To visit family residing in Thailand (less than 60 days) is in the Tourist section of the Official Website of Thailand Electronic Visa.

Does this mean that I am eligibly for Visa Exemption?

 

I plan to only come to Thailand twice this year staying around 40 days at a time. Previously I had the Multi Entry Non-O Married Visa which has expired. (Australian Passport).

 

 

[timendres]

You are eligible for "visa exempt" due to having an Australian passport.

No need to bring up "visiting family" to get this.

At the moment, this appears to be a 60 day visa.

Entry by air twice in one year should not be a problem.

[DrJack54]

OP, You can enter Thailand visa exempt and receive a 60 day stamp.

 

Be aware that airline at departure may ask for an onward/return flight.

My guess is that with the short visit (eg 40 days) you will have a return ticket.

Note: Jetstar almost always require flight out of Thailand..

[kelboy]

Just come in as a tourist ,but you can get a single non o .

[Suitcase]

21 minutes ago, kelboy said:

Just come in as a tourist ,but you can get a single non o .

 

[Suitcase]

What does he need a nonO for?

He's only staying for 40 days and a Visa exempt will give him that

[DrJack54]

49 minutes ago, Suitcase said:

He's only staying for 40 days and a Visa exempt will give him that

Exactly and he specifically mentioned Twice per year.

Visa exempt entry perfect for his needs.