What Countries Can A Thai Person Visit!

[elsie]

Ahh.. now I understand.

Cheers Gazza for the translation.

[tuky]

hmmm...not good

[oldoldgit!!]

Try Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus for Holiday, They let my Thai Wife in with her passport on Single Ticket as we flew on to UK from there, no problems.

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Hi there,

Please can someone tell me what other countries can a thai person visit for a holiday using their own thai passport? the reason I ask this is because me and my girlfriend are planning a trip elsewhere the next time i visit her in Thailand. maybe Hong Kong but if anybody knows a list of any more place we can go I would be truly greatful!

Thanks in advance!

Stiffmyster.

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Hello

I ve taken my wife to most asian countries with visa on arrival. Only us european idiots have problems taking their wife home but it can be done. Then you have to fight your own countries beaurocracy. bad spelling but happ xmas and good luck

denis and lek

[chingy_]

Hi there,

Please can someone tell me what other countries can a thai person visit for a holiday using their own thai passport? the reason I ask this is because me and my girlfriend are planning a trip elsewhere the next time i visit her in Thailand. maybe Hong Kong but if anybody knows a list of any more place we can go I would be truly greatful!

Thanks in advance!

Stiffmyster.

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Zambia, Nigeria, Libya, Ethiopia and much much more

[tuky]

Hi there,

Please can someone tell me what other countries can a thai person visit for a holiday using their own thai passport? the reason I ask this is because me and my girlfriend are planning a trip elsewhere the next time i visit her in Thailand. maybe Hong Kong but if anybody knows a list of any more place we can go I would be truly greatful!

Thanks in advance!

Stiffmyster.

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Zambia, Nigeria, Libya, Ethiopia and much much more

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[Boon Mee]

Visa upon arrival at Azerbaijan for Thais.

My wife didn't  like getting spat on by the locals though 

so I don't recommend taking her there.

Jing jing, huh?

Hadn't heard it was that bad there now...

Have you been here Boon? If you have then let me bring you up to date...

My apartment costs more than the serviced apartment I was living in for my last project in Singapore...Orchard road...???...we get water at certain time of the day only, electricity is iffy, the phone is crap, give me your mobile number and we will talk for 10 minutes ($6/minute) and 50%of the phone call will be spent asking each other "if you can hear me". BTW rent is 2.2k US per month.

Anyway, it is a part of life isn't it?

You have my condolences, Leith.

No, I haven't taken the opportunity to work there myself but several of the boys with whom I work now have been employed by McDermott etc. - shore based in Baku.

Never quite as grim as you've illustrated but they were also single-status and took advantage of, shall we say the local "compaionship"?

Hope you're well-enough compensated monetarily to make it worth it.

[tuky]

When the foot prints on the toilet seat are your own.

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Visa upon arrival at Azerbaijan for Thais.

My wife didn't  like getting spat on by the locals though 

so I don't recommend taking her there.

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Jing jing, huh?

Hadn't heard it was that bad there now...

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Have you been here Boon? If you have then let me bring you up to date...

My apartment costs more than the serviced apartment I was living in for my last project in Singapore...Orchard road...???...we get water at certain time of the day only, electricity is iffy, the phone is crap, give me your mobile number and we will talk for 10 minutes ($6/minute) and 50%of the phone call will be spent asking each other "if you can hear me". BTW rent is 2.2k US per month.

Anyway, it is a part of life isn't it?

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You have my condolences, Leith.

No, I haven't taken the opportunity to work there myself but several of the boys with whom I work now have been employed by McDermott etc. - shore based in Baku.

Never quite as grim as you've illustrated but they were also single-status and took advantage of, shall we say the local "compaionship"?

Hope you're well-enough compensated monetarily to make it worth it.

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I am mate I am The mcdermotts guys are on a hard wicket though, a lot of them have left because of it, I love being the client

Ask your mates about the company that can be found in the Coral, or blackjacks, hehehehe I know a few guys that have been tempted by the delights in those places only to wake up in the morning to find their apartment empty, even the fridge gone All furniture carried away in a Lada

We should catch up when we are both in LoS, I am sure we have a lot to talk about over a beer or two...and some mutual friends.

Merry Christmas pal.

[Boon Mee]

Sounds good, Leith - looking forward to it.

Hope you're enjoying that caviar there in Baku!

[dr_Pat_Pong]

When the foot prints on the toilet seat are your own.

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Visa upon arrival at Azerbaijan for Thais.

My wife didn't  like getting spat on by the locals though 

so I don't recommend taking her there.

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Jing jing, huh?

Hadn't heard it was that bad there now...

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Have you been here Boon? If you have then let me bring you up to date...

My apartment costs more than the serviced apartment I was living in for my last project in Singapore...Orchard road...???...we get water at certain time of the day only, electricity is iffy, the phone is crap, give me your mobile number and we will talk for 10 minutes ($6/minute) and 50%of the phone call will be spent asking each other "if you can hear me". BTW rent is 2.2k US per month.

Anyway, it is a part of life isn't it?

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You have my condolences, Leith.

No, I haven't taken the opportunity to work there myself but several of the boys with whom I work now have been employed by McDermott etc. - shore based in Baku.

Never quite as grim as you've illustrated but they were also single-status and took advantage of, shall we say the local "compaionship"?

Hope you're well-enough compensated monetarily to make it worth it.

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I am mate I am The mcdermotts guys are on a hard wicket though, a lot of them have left because of it, I love being the client

Ask your mates about the company that can be found in the Coral, or blackjacks, hehehehe I know a few guys that have been tempted by the delights in those places only to wake up in the morning to find their apartment empty, even the fridge gone All furniture carried away in a Lada

We should catch up when we are both in LoS, I am sure we have a lot to talk about over a beer or two...and some mutual friends.

Merry Christmas pal.

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A Lada that goes ... there's a rarity

[welshchris]

Im currently living in Peru with my Thai wife we arrived about 6 months ago on a one way ticket only hassle off the airline not immigration here, we are also doing our visa run into Chile next month no visa required there either and if you fancy it im pretty sure Brazil is the same - could go for the Carnival???? (im planning to).

[Boon Mee]

Im currently living in Peru with my Thai wife we arrived about 6 months ago on a one way ticket only hassle off the airline not immigration here, we are also doing our visa run into Chile next month no visa required there either and if you fancy it im pretty sure Brazil is the same - could go for the Carnival???? (im planning to).

My Thai wife & I used to do our visa run when living in Brazil to Paraguay. That's an interesting place!

If you have the chance to go to Carnival in Rio or Bahia you'll never forget it!

[Thai_dye]

Hi there,

Please can someone tell me what other countries can a thai person visit for a holiday using their own thai passport?

Stiffmyster.

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Thai people can go to any country.

Do you actually mean, what countrys can Thai people go to Visa free ??

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Were you being a smart ass or what?

[penelope]

Hi there,

Please can someone tell me what other countries can a thai person visit for a holiday using their own thai passport?

Stiffmyster.

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Thai people can go to any country.

Do you actually mean, what countrys can Thai people go to Visa free ??

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Were you being a smart ass or what?

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no, the original question was posed very ambigously/inaccurately. Could be interpreted as :

a) what countrys can thai people travel to ?

what countrys can thai people travel to visa free ?

read the original post.i simply seeked clarifcation so that i could accurately add some valid advice.

[alohasiam]

Thai can visit visa free to Brasil for 90 days and extendable another 90 days. I have a few Thai friends living in Sao Paulo Brasil and I visit them everytime when I travel to Brasil. They told me a little secret that Brasil is the jump point for Thais girls who desperately want to enter Schengen countries or the USA to work, especially the super pretty models who dream of making big money in escort services in countries like Germany, France, Nederlands, Scandinavia, and USA.

My Thai friends told me that some smaller consulates of some Mediterrenean Schengen countries like Spain, Portugal, Italia, Greece in the Northeastern cities of Brasil like Salvador, Recife, Fortaleza ect, are somewhat loose and they have visa agents there in these towns who can arrange tourist visa for Thai and other nationals from these smaller Schengen consulates. The agents will charge a fee of from 4000 to 10000 Euros. But I heard the Thai young cutie gets about 200 Euro for a escort job in Germany or Nederlands. Also they told me US consulate in Recife in Northeastern Brasil also somewhat loose that visa agent also can arrange tourist visa for Thai female at about 10000 USD. They told me hundreds of super cutie Thai girls have entered into Schengen and USA to work for night entertainments in the past. I heard there are even sponsors who will pay for the visa fee for the girls first but deduct them off when they start working after arriving the country of destination. Very interesting story.

[millwall_fan]

This was a really good question and there must be many members of this forum who know the website etc of a site that gives a list of countries that thais can visit without visas or with an easy VOA.

Why this thread had to be ruined by a few self indulgent ###### having a pop at each other, I dont know.

So far we have:

all Asian countries except Japan

South America: Brazil, Paraguay, Peru

A few African countries

and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.

Does anyone know of any other countries?

[paulfr]

Here is the list of countries Thai people can travel to fairly easily.

ANGUILLA (AI)

Visa not required for a stay of max. 14 days.

ARMENIA (AM)

Visa required, which can be issued on arrival (only at Yerevan Zvartnots Airport) if holding sufficient funds a touristic stay of max. 21 days.

BAHRAIN (BH)

Visa required. A 14 days tourist or business visa can be obtained on arrival.

BELARUS (BY)

Visa can be issued on arrival.

BERMUDA (BM)

Visa not required (up to 6 months).

BRAZIL (BR)

Visa not required for a touristic or business stay of max. 90 days.

BRUNEI (BN)

Visa not required for a max. stay of 14 days.

CAMBODIA (KH)

Visa can be obtained on arrival, if coming for: - touristic purposes for a stay of max. 1 month. ; - business purposes for a stay of max. 1 month.

CHILE (CL)

Visa not required for a stay of max. 90 days.

COMORES ISLANDS (KM)

Visa required and can be issued upon arrival at Immigration Office downtown.

COOK ISLANDS (CK)

If visit is solely for touristic purposes: visa not required for a stay of max. 31 days. If visit is for business purposes : visa required (which can be issued on arrival), for a stay of max. 21 days.

DOMINICA (DM)

Visa not required for stay of max. 21 days.

ECUADOR (EC)

Visa not required for stay of max. 90 days per year.

ERITREA (ER)

Visa required. Visa can be obtained upon arrival for a stay of max. 1 month.

FIJI (FJ)

Visa not required. On arrival a visitor's permit can be obtained for a stay of max. 4 months.

HAITI (HT)

Visa not required for a stay of max. 3 months.

HONG KONG (SAR CHINA) (HK)

Visa not required for stay of max. 1 month.

HUNGARY (HU)

Visa required, which can be issued on arrival at Budapest Ferihegy Airport.

INDONESIA (ID)

Visa not required for a max. stay of 30 days.

JORDAN (JO)

Visa required. Visa can be obtained on arrival.

KOREA (REPUBLIC) (KR)

Visa not required for a stay of max. 3 months.

LAOS (LA)

Visa required, which can be obtained upon arrival at Vientiane International Airport, Warray and Pakse airport (check the URL for more information).

MACAO (SAR CHINA) (MO)

Visa not required for a stay of max. 30 days.

MALAYSIA (MY)

Visa not required for a stay of max. 1 month.

MALDIVES (MV)

Visa not required for a max. stay of 30 days.

MICRONESIA (FEDERATED STATES O

Visa not required for a stay of max. 30 day.

MONTSERRAT (MS)

Visa not required if coming for a touristic stay up to 14 days.

MOZAMBIQUE (MZ)

Visa required. However, if coming for touristic or business purposes, visa can be obtained on arrival (at airport only).

NEPAL (NP)

Visa required. Tourist visa can be issued on arrival for a stay of: - 60 days (30 USD)

NETHERLANDS ANTILLES (AN)

Visa not required if coming for a stay up to 14 days.

NICARAGUA (NI)

Visa required which can be obtained on arrival.

NIUE (NU)

Visa not required for a stay up to 30 day.

OMAN (OM)

Visa required. The following visas can be obtained on arrival: 1. Single entry "Visit Visa" for a max. stay of one month. ; 2. Multiple entry visa valid for one year (no extensions possible) for a max. stay of 3 weeks with a minimum of 3 weeks between visits.

PALAU ISLANDS (PW)

Visa required, which can be obtained on arrival for a stay of max. 30 days.

PAPUA NEW GUINEA (PG)

Visa required and can be obtained on arrival at Jackson's Int. Airport for a touristic or business stay of max. 60 days in any 12 months.

PERU (PE)

Visa not required for a touristic stay up to 90 days.

PHILIPPINES (PH)

Visa not required for a stay of max. 21 days.

SAMOA (WS)

Visa not required if holding a visitor's permit, which can be obtained on arrival for a stay of max. 60 days.

SEYCHELLES (SC)

Visa not required as Visitor's Permit for 1 month.

SINGAPORE (SG)

Visa not required provided obtaining a Social Visit Pass on arrival for a stay of 14 or 30 days.

SOLOMON ISLANDS (SB)

Visa not required. On arrival a "Visitors Permit" can be obtained for a stay of max. 3 months.

SOUTH AFRICA (ZA)

Visa not required for a stay of max. 30 days.

SRI LANKA (REPUBLIC) (LK)

Visa required, which can be obtained on arrival for a touristic stay of max. 30 days.

ST. KITTS-NEVIS (KN)

Visa not required for stay of max. 14 day.

ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES

Visa not required for stay of max. 14 day.

TANZANIA (UNITED REPUBLIC OF)

Visa required, which can be issued upon arrival.

TIMOR LESTE (TL)

Entry Permit can be obtained on arrival for a max. stay of 30 days.

TOGO (TG)

Visa required, which can be obtained on arrival for max. 7 days.

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO (TT)

Visa required, which can be obtained on arrival.

UGANDA (UG)

Visa required, which can be obtained on arrival.

VANUATU (VU)

Visa not required for a stay up to 30 day.

VIETNAM (VN)

Visa not required for a stay of max. 30 days.

VIRGIN ISLANDS (BRITISH) (VG)

Visa not required for a stay of max. 14 days.

ZAMBIA (ZM)

Visa required, which can be issued on arrival.

[surin]

Hi there,

Please can someone tell me what other countries can a thai person visit for a holiday using their own thai passport? the reason I ask this is because me and my girlfriend are planning a trip elsewhere the next time i visit her in Thailand. maybe Hong Kong but if anybody knows a list of any more place we can go I would be truly greatful!

Thanks in advance!

Stiffmyster.

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Vietnam

[hotshot]

I would say any Asian country except Japan............good luck!

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and Japan is just as tough as any western country for a Thai lady.

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Even tougher!