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The countries or regions that grant visa-free or visa-on-arrival to personal Thailand passport holders are:

  • 90 days for all passport type.
    • Argentina
    • Brazil
    • Chile
    • Haiti
    • Panama (Visa on arrival at 5 USD maximum stay of 90 days)
    • Peru
    • Bermuda (Maximum stay of 6 months)
    • South Korea
    • Andorra
    • Switzerland (For a traveller with valid Schengen visa only)
    • Ethiopia (on arrival for a maximum stay of 3 months)
    • Kenya (Visa on arrival maximum stay of 3 months)
    • Madagascar (Visa on arrival at 28,000 MGA)
    • Fiji (Maximum stay 120 days)
    • Solomon Islands ("Visitors Permit" required, which can be obtained on arrival for a maximum stay of 3 months)
  • 60 days for all passport type.
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    • Nepal (Visa on arrival at 30 USD)
    • Samoa (Visa on arrival
  • 30 days for all passport type.
    • Armenia (on arrival)
    • Cambodia (Visa on arrival - tourist for $20, business for $25)
    • East Timor (Visa on arrival - $30)
    • Hong Kong
    • Indonesia
    • Laos
    • Macau
    • Malaysia
    • Maldives
    • Oman (Visa on arrival - 20 Omani rial)
    • Philippines
    • Russia
      • Transnistria
      • Abkhazia
      • South Ossetia
    • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
    • Burkina Faso (on arrival)
    • Singapore
    • South Africa
    • Sri Lanka
    • Vietnam
    • Vanuatu (Extension of stay up to 4 months in any 1 year period possible)
    • Tuvalu (on arrival for a stay of max. one month)
    • Tonga (on arrival)
    • Rwanda (on arrival provided passenger has applied for a visa through the website www.migration.gov.rw)
    • Uganda
    • Zambia
    • Burundi
    • Cape Verde (on arrival)
    • Comoros
    • Djibouti
    • Mozambique
    • Seychelles free for 1 month
    • Tanzania
    • Togo on arrival for max. 7
    • Azerbaijan
    • Georgia
    • Tajikistan (on arrival)
    • Dominica for stay of max. 21 days.
    • Micronesia
    • Niue
    • Palau Islands on arrival for a stay of max. 30 days (extension possible).
    • Marshall Islands (on arrival)
    • Mongolia
  • 15 days for all passport type.
    • Bangladesh (Visa on arrival - $50, available at Zia Airport; diplomatic and official passport for 30-day visa-free)
  • 14 days for all passport type.
    • Brunei
    • Bahrain (Visa on arrival cost 5 Bahraini dinar)
  • Others
    • Iran (1 week Visa on arrival)
    • Jordan (Visa on arrival cost 10 Jordanian dinar)
    • Maldives (Visa on arrival - 30 days)
    • Papua New Guinea (Visa on arrival cost 100 PGK)
    • Syria (Visa on arrival - payment)
    • Togo (Visa on arrival - 7 days)

Papua New Guinea was 150 PGK when I left in 2014

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Spot on, thank you very much for answering so quickly.

The list is from 2011, so possibly there has been some change since that time.

I can add that Thai passport holder can go to Cuba from Canada.

I know personally of 2 Thais women that visited Cuba from Canada with their Canadian boyfriend.

They only needed the "Tarjeta de turista/Tourist visa" which was given by the travel agency when they booked their tour.

I must had that both Thai women had proper visa to fly back to Canada after their holiday in Cuba.

But not possible from USA as they did not have Cuba representation in 2011.

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How long can a Thai passport holder stay in Cambodia?

They are given 14 days entering on a Thai passport.

Thanks now. Can they extend that? I have a job offer there and am wondering if my Thai G/f could come and live there with me and or find work there to stay long time.

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23 minutes ago, NewlyMintedThai said:

 

"Have you ever wondered where exactly your Thai Wife or Thai Girlfriend can travel to without the need for a visa"?

Like, no members might be Thais themselves, or have a male Thai partner?


Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa Connect

I believe that quote is from the link in post #165.

 

That linked article is from a company named Thai Visa Express. I don't think there is any connection with Thaivisa.

 

This topic is correctly titled "Where can Thai people go...." and the OP was asking where he could go with his girl.

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Since we are living in the UK and Turkey is the nearest destination for no visa, I thought I would give it a try.

 

I made an online visa for myself (British citizen) and for my Thai wife I printed a page from the Turkish Embassy website in Bangkok where it specifically states that Thais do not need a visa, as a precaution. It was a good move as when we checked in with Pegasus at Stansted Airport, the checkin agent asked if my wife had a visa. I was able to show the printout and this was whisked away behind the scenes together with the wife's passport for someone higher up the scale to give us the greenlight. A couple of minutes later, the passport and printout returned and they confirmed we didn't need a visa for my wife and were allowed to board.

 

In Istanbul it was no problem at all with border immigration. The wife got a stamp straight away and the guy didn't even look up or check through her passport pages like they usually do. i was prepared for a hassle but it was plain sailing.

 

Istanbul was great. A good travel destination for your Thai wife. And no hassle coming back through UK immigration, either.

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On 25/04/2017 at 2:33 PM, NewlyMintedThai said:

Additionally, there are places Thais can go without a visa if they have one for a neighboring country. Places like Mexico with a US visa, Ireland with a UK visa, etc. Many others.

 

Ireland with a UK visa - Thought Thais needed a separate Schengen Visa?

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