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I will be spending about 5 months travelling around southeast asia next year. I'm coming from the U.S. and am a U.S. passport holder/citizen. It looks like my arrival city and quite possibly departure city 5 months later will be Singapore. During my stay I will most likely visit Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and Indonesia. I know that as I travel around I will be able to obtain the visa(s) needed for entry into some countries at the border or a few days in advance through a few different means. Soooooooo...Is there any need to worry about anything visa-wise in advance? From what I have read it seems everything can be done when I get there and move from country to country but I'm trying to make sure of this before booking everything. Any input or info will be greatly appreciated!

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For Thailand it will depend upon whether you enter by crossing at a border or are flying in.

The rules have just changed. If you enter Thailand now at a border you will only get 15 days. If flying in you will still get 30 days.

Laos and Cambodia you can get a visa on arrival at most border crossings and all airports.

Malaysia you get an entry stamp so it's not a problem.

Vietnam I think you will need to get a visa in advance.

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